The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1905, Page 4

2 ‘Agaim: the bulls are in complete con- trol of*the field and thelr aggressive: | ness ig growing more pronounced. Th4Y | Ajiis, Chaim, pe., roamed pt will through the entire stock | Am. SPELT. "Hi cusiie. quotations Today's highest, low | net changes of atocie tons are as follows MONDAY, Dec. ll. Altts, Chaim fet Codby and tossed prices with reok> Qi) (3) leas abigndon, per stadks the bulls sent Anaconda up| 41 i 10 point at the first toss. This stock | Am subseaiibntly came down a little, but) 4™ aot mibh Amalgamated Copper al- | Am. most git over the par rail of the fence. | Am r stocks were very ettong in| Am. § Londorsbecaiise of a heavy increase in) 4m the dedihnd for the metal on the Contt- | Am, nent. Bnthusiasm over the ‘coppers [Am 1 The ‘co extend@ to the ourd market hue, |As, Go. pe i where ‘humerous minor copper stocks Ane onde Mining Were brought within the scope of the/ A" ‘ya's, F. pf speculative fever, Uniog) Pacific took the lead of Mel pkn japid ‘Tran marke tgvith its old-time vigor, Of more | lirunewick than 1 sold in specul: maintained wary 1, The Quite” nat that there will be Beginning with the cop-| Am, f a million shares of stooks) (reg e” Oyie 6 first hour about 15.00 shares |Chic. G Weat were Upion Pacific, Prices. were ad-|q*) vanceditapidiy,and the enormous trans-|Cite, Un rotions’$in thff stock set the market |’ yolling- Other railroad shares mant- tested Unusual vim and strength, St exciting days of th ement early in this year, | am Am. ‘fait, & Ohio [Bait & Ohio pt Can, Pa Chie, GWE CM, & st. P, nin Un hic. & N teel shares also were in| ]¥* reat favor with the speculators, In molumdito-day's trading eclipsed every- f ching @nce great Whi! ' 1 & G 1. Pipe pf ? ithe decline inyited considerable cove 8, Ry. Ins. U. & R. 1, Co. pe V. 8. Red, & R. UB RR. & R pf U, 8. Rubber 8 Rubber pt + 8 Btoe! i \ 1 to-day was | 8. $3,082,000) COTTON DROPS UNDER PRESSURE BY BEARS, | Near months started steady in the market to-day, but last positions wet lower than due, Subsequently the entire Vet fell away under bear pressure, but | ing and the dtop time Later th ———<—- LONDON STOCKS STEADY. | AMERICANS CLOSE FIRM. | LONDON, Dee, 11,—Money was plen tiful in the market to-day hamlencs arior Table. ft. 6 in, x Gin, Rug ta 1 Pair of Por- eres 14) x18 Pler Mirror Aw above 40,00, Bedroom, Kitchen, 1 Range. 1 Retr 1K 2 Kit airs. 10 yds Ollpiot . ¢ 18.00, LIBERAL’ CRED the announ » strike of th haa a ¢ s of the coal c thracitg coal m effect fm the sto ing raflroads ‘ed bullish act in Regding was stimulated to the ex tent of: jumping the price up t hour on exceedingly Penneylyanla region. In th th n the floor of the heré were ind{eations some & the pool b for a fuspevted developed lust week apirit fof today’s market was not 8 N N ! I bP I guessing in et Toganling the attitude and Mor- prospegt policy of J. F gan ewe the Cineinn: niltoa F & Day way sysiom, ‘The bonds and (te il trust nutes of the C H. & B and the Pere Marquette, which were fold at a handsome profit by an underwriting syadicate, have suffered Fadicah, declines, ‘The notes have gone | + Off i8fpoints and the Pe Marq’ cons: points, It ts significant Mr. Mogan has interposed no objection to th mation of various protective Committees by holders of Cincinnati, Hawilen & Dayton and Pere Mar- quettenme urivie that | in viel thuse merged would endeavor indop Broups « move aetion™ brough the general m stock dou pa e0u1ipl ; the ection @nd thal wie Jori@ of ©. H ew { Mo: te WHEAT PRICES RISE ON FIRM CABLES, On! ost t a s ¥ a “ay ao your Income wil opera! steudy, prices showing a months efter January. adver. Co ere ital, a) ecipoyer # NewhYork's of K prices were all or_write Wheat—Mi 1 , a Ww ig Wy bo MOL July, 84 We positively save you retailers wore maint ported were qu nese [mporkil Sixes —— N Norfolk N | | | 12,000 yards, — Pompadour! Clupeco Shrunk Quarter Sizes, with tie loop ; 2POR A QUARTER ett and Monarch Shirt |Broche figure Taffeta Silk| Christmas Ie appronchtn your Christras Gifts now wy DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Select ORCRED L. W. SWEET ® CO., — S|" Vesta” Corsets, Made of black Italian cloth, Filled | BRANCH ANT Pulton St. OPEN * JAMES McGREERY & C0. Fine China and Glass, Imported, gold encrusted giass, Low footed Comport.....eeceseeeee noes 1,00 Bon Bon Baskets..,... ‘Heavy, American Cut Glass, g pint Tankard Jug......... 0. 00ee e000 4.50 4 pint Jug. New cutting..,, ss... ‘ Bint JUS rode s... cove es seraccec eens s M78 Biel: BOW)» ci s-detedn sie fhe beens 6016400 8 Fancy shaped Bowl.,,.,.......++. Fine China, White and gold Bread and Butter Plates..........,.....3,00 doz, French China Chop Dish with gold edges,,2,00 CHSOOIALE POE. as cesch ones e Twenty-third Street, 34-39 MAIDEN LAD 170 Newarh, Ave:. te +040 8088) 295 t0'9,00 aoe eo 5r 60 hae ees ee sine GERMAN CHARITY BALL, A meeting of the th chairman, A ected as floor manager Mus by Lander t) t Rand and a Hun- | JAMES McCREERY & 60. | Silk, On December rath, Satin and Taffetas Silk, Handsome patterns on, white grounds, White, pink, ciel, mais, nile, lavender and cardinal Bro- caded Satin. White Satins with small black dots with light grounds, weaves, These Silks include many handsome fabrics,—suit- able for elaborate evening | dresses or ball gowns, 75¢. per yd, Value 1.25 to 2.00, Twenty-third Street, with real whalebone, 2.45 formerly 6.50 “PD,” Corsets, Filled with | real whalebone. Black | only, | 2.75 | formerly 8,50 “La Vida” Corsets, latest | models, suitable for every type of figure, including | the high bustand tapering | waist line for Princess or! | close-fitting gowns broche, 3,00 to 19,50 than any other three months of the) year. It’s because a piano makes the most valued present of all. makes, | calalogue, PEASE PIANO CO. | plat : 128 West 42d St. |Plain Satin and novelty | 'Filled with real whalebone, Made of finest imported | materials—coutil, em- broidered batiste and silk $iOOA WEEK OPENS AW ACCOUNT gs LAE vad SS 125th Street) Columbus Ay. Neu ear Madison Av. 103d Street, jogs Until 10 P, M, More pianos are sold in | New York | dur ng | December | | One thing iscertain, however, you | can’t afford to give a POOR piano, Pease Piano | it carries all the prestige that th “Pease” name impli mony of over 74,000 satisfied pur- chasers in the last 61 years, j ind the te Manutrcturers’ prices and special | monthly terns, Used pianos from $125 up; many Renting, exchanging, Write for OPEN EVENIVGS, y NY. ark Branch, New xt. GREEN OR BLACK THE PERFECT BEVERAGE, Never. boil this tea.;Steep five | minutes in absolutely boiling water | One teaspoonful makes two cups | COLORED 'SHOW CARDS reproducing “above cut are’ dis- played by selected grocers. ANTHORTY OF THE IND COMMISIONER SHEPPARD NP? & Announce a Special Sale of Fancy Furniture Especially Suitable for Holiday Presents GOLD CURIO Twenty-third Street, Store Closes at 7 P.M. Some Rare Good News Of Splendid Gifts for Men The Surplus Stock Of HOUSE COATS From Our Best Manufacturer The manufacturer's holiday season is over. Retail stores now have their stocks, and he must clean up his over-pros duction, The eqneern that makea the best House Coats we sell, in fact by far the largest part of our regular stock, naturally gives us the benefit of his clean-up loss we have the Coats here today, to save money for Christ mas gift buyers, These particular House Coats are the best tailored goods of this sort made. ‘They have character, refined style and finish, and they fit a man just as though his tailor had Naturally the variety in this collection is remarkably large. In three chief groups: $7.50 House Coats at $5.50 $9 Rouse Ccats at $6.50 $10 House Coats at $7.50 And they are exactly the same grades and styles, as best conts selling until today at the regular prices—a straight reduction sale two weeks before Christmas, coats in the collection, Special selling space has been arranged on the Ninth Street side of Second floor. | “MONEYBAK” and “WINDSOR” | Guaranteed BLACK SILKS At Special Prices These Silks are pretty well known to most women. It’s a wonderful satigfaction to have silks that are going to give jgood wear, Good service is far btter than getting your money back—else you'd have kept your money in the first The money is always here, if these silks show any faults— | but people never come back for the mouey. Only at the end of the season can we get them under. price, and then only the lines that are to be discontinued But here is enough good Inck, at that: 6,000 Yards of WINDSOR All-sith Taffetas 36 Inches Wide, at $1 a Yard, worth $1.25 3,500 Yards of Genuine MONEYBAK Silks, Vartous Weaves, at 25 Per Cent, Reductions, | While the Moneybak selvage has been removed, because ft is left on any of these silks when sold below 1 the quality and “guarantee every piece as fully as thor perfect dn e The lot contains Bleck Peau de Sofie in five width at) to 36 Peau de Cygnes, 19 and 22 inches; Duchess, 19 to 24 inches: inches} Peau de Lyon, 20 inches; M regular prices range from $1 to $2.50 a yard; actly 25 per cent off the previous prices in on st of Gifts For a House- heeper How many thousands of housekeeping women who have counted the trinkets given them valueless, would have been delighted if the same modest sum had been spent for a tasty Here's a Fine Li FANCY CHINA Here is a multitude of fancy pieces, suitable for Christ- gifts; never in the history of this store have we shown a collection; much incres tion of occupying our new building. New shapes, new deco- rations and every piece our own importation froin the fac- tories abroad, We have thirty distinct lines of Fancy China in French quality, besides several Austrian China lines Snow In the Air— Overcoats ? ht to be on the ground this morning unles $ rm, stylish, bullt to x figure, and priced to hit your pocket-book but gently, in ¢ 5 | proportion to their value. oNet Ke er Overcoats; 100m oF Oxford-mixed velou eavy black silk, at $ 1} and Cambridge velours, 4 n trimming {s very atrike inches jong, satin-lned, at $38 easted Oxford velour, satin HOCKEY SHOE: | Absolutely correct for. skating. Oxtord mixtures, # 8 piped wi would ask you double our | old or sore her Overconts, $15 and upward ue Second floor, Fourth avenue Wom the we rubber sides. $2.6 MOTH T loose backs silks, at $30 extra fine quality; | ng. $1.50 a pa ) Men's and women's, $4 and black velours, single-| — Hoys', § lined throughout with extra) BOUDOIR SLIPPER silk merveilleux, at $4, Leather soft us bd Extra quality velours, in black ana | %!! potoen in pretty es long; full | SLUMBER finest lined ailk ck velve A new soheme th soft al | Look What Our Shoe Store Offers Hockey SHOES will please ather the boy as much as skates— prophets missed their guess on/equally important They might have,SPort., Same ig true of hedged, and eaid “overcoat “0zen Other varieties, Some with propriety and start youl thinking : pertinence, For it sand here are RUBBER BOOTS: Solad Plater, $1.2 dozen, worth #9. Plates, $8 doren, worth $9 | Joe-Cream Plotes J and Butter Plates, $8 doz, | $1.8 pach, worth $2 win eng. Chodolate Pots, ach. worth $4.76, own quite takes: their places for nd girl ‘The best sorta only.| « Clery Trays, $1.5 each, worth | f ith gold, with wreath of daisy RS’ SLIPPERS- laid with gol¢ rt to #lip on or off quick! Dinner Plates $15 doz, worth £9. Rreakfast Plates, $12 doe, worth $16, | Worth §2.0 to %9. Tea Plates, $10 doz., worth $14. and Butter Plates $8.40 doz, Chop Dishes, & each, worth $4.7, n's| worth $2 and $2.04. Celery Trays, $2 enh, worth 8. SLIPPERS Jed with se Naecy ¢ prettier ort ' LACE SHOE Compotiers on foot, $5, worth $7. Bondolr Sets, $ set, worth $9. Third — French shape, stippled gold edges, eirole of | | roses on yellow shaded border, Salad Plates, $13.50 doz, Plates, $12 dozen, worth $16. | $1 to s10. Basement, fel a ‘ning, and es; for women only. Shoas, Pavement worth $18. Formerly cA | T Stewart & JO H. N i Portrait of a hatter trying |to think of some geod Derby TEAKWOOD STANDS, $10.00 to $35.00) FANCY TABLES, = $7,00to $70.00) WORK TABLES, - = $16.00 to $39,00| CHEVAL GLASSES, = $20.00 to $60.00) RoGERS, Part & Company. Three Broadway Stores, CASINETS, + $50,00 to $175.00 MUSIC CABINETS, - $17.00t0 $60.00 WRITING DESKS, = $5.50 to $75,00| ODD CHAIRS, = = $4.50 to $30.00 add MORRIS CHAIRS, Sixth Ave., 13th & 14th Sts, $8.50 to $40,00 $5. 84a 1260 258 842 at at opposite near WANAMAKER "itt, out foe never iar p) §, We vouch for you paid regu- ry way line, 21 inoh ed in variety in the expecta. in festoon] Ieo-cream Plates, $9 dozen, worth $14 shape, beveled edge, with a pink} Salad Howls, $1.60 and §2 each, rose decoration, and heavily gilt. worth $260 and $. Chop Dishes, $7.5 each, worth $3.95. Chocolate Sets, $8.40 set, worth #12. worth $8 | Bc y Sete $6.50 set, worth $8, Condensed Milk Jars, $2, worth 8. Tea Pots, $ each, worth 88. 2, $1.75 each, worth $2.50 Sugars and Creams, $2.9 patr, worth! 6.0 ko Plates, $1.76 each, worth $2.50. Crack $2.75 each, worth 4. Olive Dishes, enh, worth §1.05. 4 Brush Trays, $1.76 each, sit no Comb | worth $2 lines) Man’ Trays, $1.2 9a., worth §2 over= And these, besides: | Chop Dishes, $1 to $8.00 each, worth [$2 to $ Ohocmlate Pots, $1.50 to $6.90 each, Punch Bowls, #275 to $16.00 each, worth $4.00 to & Cracker Jars, $1.75 to $9.50, Fem Dishes, $1.25 to 6 each, worth | #225 to $, Bor le4 to Pudding A to $11 1 to $5.50 each, worth each Sets, $2.75 to $6.80 set, worth Sets, $1.78 to $8 set, worth fostoon | Tve-cream Sets, $4.50 to $25 set, worth 50 to § Chocclate Seta, $4.77 bo $2850 set, worth §7 to $40, Salad Bowls, Se, to $6 each, worth roadway, Fourth Avenue, sed th sclicatemmieennt Sketch of a gentleman showing the dry humor of his enjoyment over finding our ||, shape which we haven't got.| waterproof ‘‘Double” shoe, Rocers, Perr & Company. Three Broadway Stores. sand st. | City Halk Union Square, Greeley Square, | Chickering e $150 Gabler 235 AN ADMIRABLi. CHRISTMAS GIFT PIANOS IN GOOD PLAYABLE CONDITION DOWN We protect you by offering to take back fany piano you buy at full amount paid to date of returning time within one year, to apply on your choice of our unexcelled new pianos. poe A new piano Mate hy PACKARD, CHICKERING BROS., SCHUMANN, RADLE, H. & S. G, LINDEMAN, BAILEY, HOBART M. CABLE, and the finest. piano player and piano Rar ietleany the gn CECILIAN PLAYER oft CECILIAN PIANO, WOULD MAKE A BETTER CHRISTMAS GIFT TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED TO. SUIT.YOU! - SEERBTOM SASS! 89 85255. LU Te eeet ‘Sete.