The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1906, Page 6

WALL-STPEET. THE CLOSING. QUOTATIONS WT BD BRIDGE HOG! aaa, I "WEDNESDAY, Jan, M ‘Pacific made & new high reo ord to-day in crossing 16, and the ‘@ormous volume of trading on the rise i i | | Ss exegcteent: i - cat t For awhile the Unton Pacific: post, was the central ‘point of activity, amd vales ne es BREESE lebectaut : fed mo, ry iS: we t bh Gt ite highest pitch time to attend to offers i z i Bac Bazens: FFE FAK Lad S8E8) F i ml i James W. Stevenson, Commissioner of muse anothér important move i iB EREBDBSERE rt Ay we s 8 SEac8 SEB: ‘vy Stock Exchange men in the iten- tion of the Union Pacific directors to a| increase thy rate of dividend In the near future, The report that Mr. Herriman has scoured contro! of the Pacifie Const company was also used as a bull polit on Union Pacific. The Northern Pactiic coast terminals and steamship nes, tt ts said, would make valuable adjuncts to the Union Pacific system. Besides supporting the U. 8. Steet t8-| Chic, suga strenuously the small army of | Chic Morgan brokers bought Southern Rell- Bie way stock generously. Patrons of most all of the stock commission houses have the tip that’ ‘Southern Railway is me a, good buy for a 6 oF 8 point ris.” The| Gu F ay rs B He NBs = SEs Pe oD LED DEL epee et, re ee 088 seReaestess Spabee Bee SRST oe oo H ig He cS rssh Te 1 Up: fee dag er ererees +1 2 4 ae tect FE Poe 23 saints Shas: ash a EW asec getegest H aes FR. Zi g5eayS perl eetien eee + htt] Rte t Prt € easaanelles ge3y Saunpuce SRE FRE FR SRE tidde +1 Lie +1b + Pet] Eee utia ansenzes zs oor gusegnaree ges Raagazue Seessetie ee BETES! SSERe, mB. ae ataeze! et cI é ashy pethaz ES it =: pak ee isa 28he8Se yes ies ase eee Rekes ape HL Lee e+E eT she aD steeds ssisbecay 8 nia mg peeaes ae Littl +41 +++] one Sah ite . & reat ae piesin F. 4 n ey seubes wee eer ts beh RES: 22 Pax. ‘The total sales of stocks to-day was ¥ 11,963,700 shares and of bonds 96,084,000. eae Woman's Body The body of a woman was found yes- terday in Black Creek, at Franklin, N. It later was Mentified as Mra. George Harty, ——————— LONDON STOCKS QUIET WITH PRICES MIXED, ot of thirty years old, . It is believed she Jumped into the creek from the bridge just LONDON, Jan. %—Money was above where the body was found. active request in the COTTON BEARS FAIL IN MARKET ATTAC CS A a ik el prices a couple ines eg top, principally’ on bern | volume to check any further dec! | 1140 to 1141; April. none:: May. 1161 j gust, 1138 Gtteber 10.71 to ik. ‘The closing prices were: 1.18 to 1.18; Febroary, 11.18 a ju ia to 11.63; “augun, U.® to 11: to 10 No Starvation Is Absolutely Safe. % HM TRIAL PACKAGE bomen) FREE. apt 'y_ Food to normal, “It takes off tha relleves the compri enables the heart to act iver fo perform thatr fuactions in natural manner, You will feel better first day you try this wonderful home food. Fill out coupon herewith and mail to-day. for one trial pac! Fees eae torial from hundrets who have May and rates were firm, ‘were easier. Trading on the Stock Ex peoree, was quiet and \prices were !r- the monetary Baipeagemenrdl pene d Sesden bubipnarered: towatt Cal Home rails were fairly steady Swing to the dividend announcement DRINK | hi tt staat arin stent ree soae You can come f bis rescue White Ribbon Remedy a » MINCONSIOUS IN HALLWay. A man mupvosed to be Patrick Doyle, “Afty, veurs old. was found to-day un: ALasting Cure for Orunkenness “1 iy 3, aos adeatlaiece’' t Pitticth street, Tt ts believed’ that fer food ‘without the at dye. Thousands af habitual druntards have reclaimed by White Ribbon allow pe day to pass with. “el y Character Studies. THE CHAUFFEUR. af netve, With a grip lke fish | wins bends o'er tho} Under Its New Management — TH E-— \Cleveland Leader (Medill McCormick, Publisher) has been pushing ahead by leaps and bounds. The last five months of 1905 the LEADER SHOWS A GAIN IN PAID ADVERTISING OF 2,100 COLUMNS over the same period the year before (an average gain cf nearly 14 columns per day). There is no better evidence of the growth of a news-’ paper than the appreciation of its local merchants, The daily Leader in DECEMBER, 1905, shows a GAIN OF 29254 columns over the same month the year previous. in December the daily Leader carried 2634 columns more local advertising than any morn- ing paper published in Cleveland, Jj. C. WILBERDING, Eastern Representative, World Building, New York. In résponse to cables, the cotton mar- ket started steady to-day at an ad- vance of 2 to 6 points, Later there was baloniyse a ‘the bears, which forced buying was Shocuntered Ti In CS i opening prices were. Januar binge tol February, 11.30 bid; March, ¥ | 1152; June, wong: aly, 11.58 to 1.00; Au. Don’t Be Fat. Quickly Reduces Your Weight To Normal, ee Process an K. BV ad to ie cH g Bopsseset 10.72 to 10.74; October, 10.60 % % the at LY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1906. ! > SS DELIGHTFUL AND CONVENIENT—O! EIGHTH OR RESTAUR . ON PUBLIC GRANTS. UL AN i FLOOR RESTAURANT, ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 2%4.—A twenty- Sa Dates five-year limit upon public ftmnchises would be fixed by a constitutional F; P % | amendmeht Introduce? to-day in the re 2} by Assemblyman ‘Shanaban, CNpSSON eer tn th "Breet tt CONT sirre Aie. 190 Toco" SRRTS: o-.. of a city of ‘the first class shall be! ) a longer period than twen- Ate | A sale of sample lace robes that} | WHEAT RISES ON i imei wore! breaks all previous records. | Wheat openca steady in ane siaruat| E thought we had reached theflimit p value-giving when we secured a lot of $10 lace robes at_half Lal batter onal sept iaplbnints el an but the latest addition to our remarkable collection of sample robes enables us to quote a still onal) pa %f | mostly, for short account. The market|@ on robes whose desirability has been attested by an unprecedented eaten for these styles in the fashion centres at St. Louis declined, indicating that no % | damage to the winter wheat crop is|) of Europe and America. % a open! wr They're white ruffled robes of fine Brusséls net— i ae ae Spine i ae $4, 50 eoly tobe) Gehtlined “with Sing: lace dhsartider akite peeks St ©, at July, 84 3-8; Sep- is made in the very latest style approved by fashion. 4 Suly, 618 to een Nall With the net robes are included a splendid lot of black spangled robes, also ‘ extremely modish and worn at the most fashionable functions of the season. The designs are very handsome. — Ali er this is the greatest robe value ever offered in New York, and! the sale will be talked of for months to come—every robe at Jess than half the price at which it was intended to. sell—4.50. 55 lace robes made to sell regularly at $18. Sample sale price $10 48 lace robes made to sell regularly at $25. Sample sale price 918 85 lace robes made to sell regularly at $46. Sample sale price $25 89 lace robes made to sell regularly at $60. Sample sale price $37 25 lace robes make to sell regularly at $100. Sample sale price $55 s@-Extra special.—Black and white spangled robes with chiffon roses appliqued in the new pastel shades—regularly sold at $37 to $75, at $18, 825 and $37. Sample lace robes from the five great fashion centres of Europe—Paris, Brussels, Plauen, St. Gall and Vienna. Samples from the foremost designers of Europe and America. Robes of such beauty and style that the most casual observer will recog- nize at a glance the wonderful values offered. Robes for afternoon wear, robes for evenihg wear, robes for the theatre, for opera and reception wear; in fact, robes for any and all functions. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. ————_-——____. New Spring suits °19”| *°29 for fur outs: SPRING | will outdo the past and present "THEY sold up to $40 a month ago. Ele- seasons in the number of fashionable broadcloth gant garments, made of fine broadcloth; full suits and as these are of the proper weight for early | SWagger style; 48 inches in length; beautifully tailored season wear this announcement will be the signal for; ¢nd. lined with choice squirrel skins and finished with smart dressers to hasten to select their Spring suits. large shawl collars of black lynx, squirrel or Persian whird Fir, | lamb; all sizes. Such fashionable fur coats $29 The price is considerably lew than that than that 19: Wy will never sell again at so low a price as.... special, while this lot of suits lasts, Black lynx long pelerines—silky | White American ermine sets— skins—richly Tined—reduced from 924. Jarre pilew muff and tie. Reduced Broadcloth and cheviot suits in high | Cleazance........ seeesees sree GUS | from $10 to.secseee seeese es coee GBS colors in the more practical shades. Light} |, | green, Alice blue, violet, elo blue, black | Persian paw long Ascot ties— | 25 nearveal coats—box front— and green; short, jaunty jacket, Eioa | beautifully lined ‘und finishe’—re- | felted !ack—finest clese-nap.skins— effect, with girdle—trimimed with farcy | duced from $7.50 to.... ... $4.50 | collars, revers trimmed with squir- braid; now skirt model, Price $19.75. | ‘Persiay paw large pillow inuifs, | Te Marten or mini—~vormerly: sold Broadcloth suits, $25. Reduced frotn $/.00 to $4.50 | UP he Raw atescsee «4 A data Medium weight roadloth suit, | White Iceland fo set, consisting | a oft mec feta VOSe t models a f the original gar- | of pillow muff and 30 inch long Ascot | mc wine, navy or Fi blue, various shades 4 dainty tetseried in braid and vel- Sabled squirrel. | Blended mink. Y t, i ith white soft satin; new thits. Price $25. O10 Bees ore tt ‘ 95 Ascot ties—satin Iined. ..88.50 $34.75 broadcloth, $21.50. | $10 large pillow muts, at, $4.95 | Fancy scarfs, with head and eer ee eco etcp aca | seams tetramer savatigs PUR fore aan en trimmed in wide fancy braid aud dainty | Medium size—well finished, Black lynx. See ere bse ie 7 and 8 stripe large nema | Pillow mulis—value $25, at, 927.50 kersey coats, $14.75 $12.50 $17.50 Very large square muffs— selected | Long Ascot ties, value $25, at, Also high class tweeds and cheviots ve tight or semifitted; alo loose efects, | SKiNS++eeee+e -$14.50 $17.30 well tailored, smart styles. Valve $27.50, fot $14.75. : aye gest * & $21.50 raincoats, 915. Persian lawn waists, 1.50. Exeepticnally fine raincoats, tan, HIS is one of the new waist models which we § believe will lead ali other 1.50 waists in New York this season. Cannot see how any waist can equal oxford or olive; spec'al model; plaited, colisrless; wide be!t, full sleeve, full length. Value #21.50, for $15.00. it for the money unless a loss is taken. \secsia ‘whites The materials were ous own tostart with, and wo con: ; ived the ict " Flannel nignt shirts, 75c. ee dopng sic tata chet otic enact SY) 50 Lis tht stiletto areal of wits dotact dan | = Rie reed eats tee aaa | 4 are left-of our met flan- eI | . nel night shirts at 75c. to-morrow. Complete \ apensl ecg Horan sare x seale of sizes, and there’s a good ‘round saving at this} © 1.75 for beautiful lawn waists. figure. Have decided to clean them up to the very last | ,,., With sfestive et ae, abosaglopese 27 -< = plaits and rows of shirt and 75c. is less than the making cost. sun-ticor, 3.25 for French lawn waists. Thoy’re fine warm domet flannel, such as will come in very handy for the balance of the winter—trimmed with silic mill braid— With exquisite front—made of beautiful pattern of embroidery cut in liberal measurement, insuring perfect freedom pos py e and fine tucks—have trimmed collar and cuffs. comfort. Sold earlier in the reuron for a third higher. eo 6.05 for net waists, small dots. ae aer Vd Inserted yoke and finished around yoke with rows’ of shirring— a eties cambrie /M s_ madras PAIR | pave the short Wimmed sleever, Net waists are very popular ths season, , n s Another special lot of the same quality! Made of fine white and colored | $10 for lingerie waists. that created such approval i rid | madras—military collar and peadl A treasure for any woman's wardrobe. Allover embroidery— January rale—special at. 45: |buttons. Reduced to clove at..$1 | designed yoke—inserted and edged with lace—have the shozt trimmed sleeves. | Shoes at haif before inventory. OF course every smart dresser wants a pair of $5 shoes at $2.50, $3.50 shoes at $2.00 or $8.06 and $3.50 shoes at $1.75, and if we could convince every- body that ail sizes and all desirable styles are included at one price or another. this shoe section wouldn’t begin to held the erowds, eeaeed woes’ The styles are the kind ail smartly dressed New York women must sppreciate. Patent calf and colt skin, glaze kid, with tip of same stock, and matt kid tops; also patent tips. In the ties and slippers there are many*of the smart L. XV. heels and Csban heels in patent leather, kid and fancy colors.’ Of especial interest to women who wear 24, 8, 34 and 4 A-B widths are the drummer samples, Shoes for girls, misses, boys and children, | Cc smart, durable ‘shoes that meet all the requirements‘of juvenile fashions'and keep the feet warm dry during the cold, elushy days of late Winter and fete Spring. The misses’ and children’s shoes are less than one-third regular, prices, according to size: Regular 83 oe . aD oe ¢ Hemolee, $2.50 shoes. 1. 73 Regular $2 shoes nd Wn Sixes 11 to 2. Sizes 834 to 10)4 .,at' Sizes Sto 8..,at> we Boys’ aad youths’ shoes adapted for. the weather that’s. coming. Somewhat brokcn in size raage, but when you can secure 8,50 sorts for 2.00, 2,00 to. 3.00 sorts for 1.25, it certainly would: say: to tine | vestigate. ‘Lhese consist of our heretofore regular stock shoes, ‘not Jab lots or factory-damaged kinds, but porrars gti des Spring shees are due, and ~“e must have room for them. ae = 99e {dune All.@1.00, 0 Dl All 25 and ¥e> 90 All$2.'oand $B 25 $8.29 shoes 1, @2 shoes at he