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i 1%, hae ‘ inte tent “ie o and price later fell to The prefe rd, after Fae at a e down's at 18, ran off to 16% on few sales. Decline in stock wan, 2 course, due to announcement of plan ft reorganization of the holding com- pany which would simplify the pres- ber complicated ap esate Market Closing—A sageing ten- dency developed in late afternoon and lowest prices of the day were made ket ne ator near the close, A rise in Mexi- | 0 tionary during the tient a, ® can Petroleum and Texas Company a on the whole stocks sho: ) @i@ not help sentiment or the gen- - fel market or attract favorable at- tention even to stocks in which it United States Steel was usfavorably affected by news from ington that the Bonate had . fed resolution for investigation of alleged payment of rebates to the company. Market was busy on the abov. ferred a ‘ttle above 16 There ure on U, the stock acted pretty well notwit! cana urrent rts that. im- arges were deducted for months " ment’ in the trade aftuation Bed hed sbarane wet © decrease Of #.08Lat1- Mg 3} of the trans- Legg 000 shares iia} Rot Taiand roid coe o S68 and hentd bro the ae, Caiotd Geveioned im sire er 2 ah ropned 3 CXS H © reat 309, t0 1 ne penning f Se Staten ass i oP iel+el id TELE EDL +et et tiCHIGAN FURNITURE C° 2174 - 3° AVE. "EM EVERY EVENING “AT ROTH STORES ‘T LEWOKA 7 AV. f gross earnings bch 173, a cer ont lee Stoe Seved on nf t Vield Leading Meee ic es net ine 18 7 the net roc 5 Meas. Nort! 6 bonds. These bor price to yield 4.75 per cent. amSaaeres208 = ‘The Missourl, Kansas and Texas je March American Light and Traction tt —— PS and increase in net $205,528. bros Directors of Pay. phe Ph Company have deferred act on 7 sneer per ‘oa cumulative preferred divi. 3 Imported Dress Cottons For 1914 Beg, Trade Merk We showing for the - aon a most interesting. collection of the hn tics od ostexice we believe, absolutely correct and we dou! Cif the col. lection is equalled in this country. French Crepe, white and all colors, 40 ir., at 56 yard. ea a Silk and Cotton Crepe, white and colors, 40 in., at 96 yard. Bulgarian Crepe (Heavy), white and colors, ie, at $1.0) pare. d Fresh Bocage, rphite and ctor, #4 in. a £5 rallye 1.50 ; White effects a5 ins ak $1.28 yard.’ eat i variety of and email sein at at 5 te 81 SO yard French Crepes and Rice Cloths in rae. ette and Nub effects, in white and colors, 42 in. at $1.25 yard. “Duvetyn,” the pave lanes Wits anda of 4 in, ee «5 s comes also in Cr a rr rr another new coe in eyed ates McCutcheon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 33d and 34th Streets treerwwnewe Founded 1826 Silk Sal Remarkable Offerings High Class Fashionable Silks from a Prominent Maker at about Half Former Prices —as follows— 25,000 yards Fancy Silks including handsome printed designs, also solid white and black. Regular Prices $3.50 to $5.80 per yard Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. \ | CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN home | MARKET. . Open. ‘ih. Low. cree, de Sle ac ae fark der a2 a Bs ‘ fered by the banking syndicate at a The Loutevitic & Noshetiie road hae South jorth ee ene Senos le European makers ; Lord & Taylor The Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6 P. M. paths Orpede Cine and Bog d Fancy Moire, colored Broche in every conceivable shade, including fear S160 bn OUR LIBERAL eur outhte, PREF. WHAT, James McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue REMARKABLE VALUES On Tuesday, February the 3rd. WOMEN’S WASHABLE BLOUSES Attractive Spring Models Voile Blouses,—high-neck model; set-in long sleeves; finely tucked and embroidered. value 2.95, 2.00 Pineapple Lawn Blouses,—low-neck model, finely tucked and hemstitched; new drop shoulder; yoke back and front. value 4.00, 2.95 Voile Blouses,—high or low neck models; set-in sleeves or long shoulder; trimmed with lace and embroidered. 2.95 value 4.00 Fine Voile Blouses,—high or low neck models; trimmed with various laces and embroidered. value 5.00, 3.95 Voile Blouses,—high or low neck models; set-in sleeves or drop shoulder; trimmed with lace insertion and finely em- broidered; several attractive styles. value 6.50, 4.95 Pineapple Lawn Blouses,—roll neck model; long shoulder; tucked yoke in back; finely embroidered; filet lace insertions; finished with hemstitching. value 7.50, 5.75 Crepe Voile Blouses,— finely embroidered yoke back and front; flat collar finished with fine lace. value 7.50 5.75 Blouses of Marquisette daintily embroidered and com bined with lace medallions,—low neck model; deep collar. value 8.00, 6.50 FEATHER NECKWEAR New Spring Importations Marabout Scarfs in Black or Natural..°....2.75 and 4.25 values 4.25 and 6.25 Marabout Capes in Taupe, Black or Natural. 2.95 and 3.75 values 4.50 and 5.75 Ostrich or Marabout Scarfs in Black or Natural.......3.75 value 5.75 Marabout Stoles with Tassel ends; in Black and White, Natural and White, Black or Netural. value 7.50, 5.50 Ostrich Collarettes in Black and White, Natural, Taupe or Black. value 5.75, 4.50 RIBBONS High-grade Satin and Taffeta Ribbon,— 10-inch width; in Black, White or a variety of new —, , 78c yd. Velvet Flowered or Plaid, Gold and Silver effects, Roman Stripes, Plaids and a variety of Plain Color ‘Weaves, including Ombre Moire. BAUMANN &BRO We Glose Eeenings at ¢ o'clock. Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. Long Time Credit to Eyer One 3 Er nea eee =m BOL. con’ OCRBDIT TERME rmation regarding RAILROAD Ply aleo te Long A choice assortment of Novelty Ribhons in FARE ot, S bid oe erey end PROMPT DELIVERIES OUT OF TOWN BY AUTOMOBILE oo ae ROYAL a pig coll tama sane, 10¢ B. Altona & Co. have arranged the following for to-morrow (Tuesday): A Sale of Men’s Furnishings comprising Negligee Shirts, Pajamas, Smok- ing Jackets and Silk Neckwear, at decidedly advantageous prices. Men's Negligee Shirts of silk mixtures (with soft cuffs) » « « at $2.25 Men's Pajamas of madras or mercerized ma- ‘terlals . . . « per sult, $1.35 . Men's Smoking deans, of double = faced materials . . > at $3.50 & 5.00 Men’s Folded Four = in- hand Scarfs of Sitk at. e . . . 5 . ° 65 Also Imported Motor Robes of desirable woolen materials . at $8.00 Women’s Trimmed Hats at the special prices of . $5.75 & 7.50 in attractive styles appropriate for present and early Spring wear. (Millinery Department, First Floor). Imported White Cotton Dress Fabrics will be placed on sale at much below the customary prices. French Tosca Crepes, per yard 38c. & 50c. Swiss Musiin, in a Variety of dotted effects, English Pique and Checked Dimity, per A Sale of Toilet Necessaries at 1; to 4 less than the regular prices. Hair and Bath Brushes|Bath Sprays . at 95c. each... - 65c.| Hot Water Bottles Nail Brushes at 25c./at . . - , Oc. Tooth Brushes at 15c.| Whisk Brooms at 15c Traveling Sets, consisting of Pullman Apron and Wash Cloth Case: of cretonne . . . . per set $1.50 of silk . . « «+ « per set 2.65 Pullman Aprons of cretonne at $1.25 of satin at 1.75 WashCloth Cases, of satin, at 55c,,75c. & 85c Tourist Cases, of Cretonne, at 75c, & $1.15 imported Celluloid Toilet Articles in a special selection, will be offered at fully one-third less than usual. Hair Brushes Clocks . at $2.00 at «$1.45 & i” os «0 4n Mirrors at 1.25 & 1.75) 753 vet Bones ot iss Hat Brushes at 75e,|fIalt Receivers at 78 Shoe Horns . at 65c,| Nail Polishers and Button Hooks and Nail| Powder Boxes,each 75c, Files . . each 38c.|Combs . . at 25c, ASpecial Sale in the Department of - Art Objects and Bric-a-brac will comprise the following articles, marked at unusually low prices: Folding Card Tables, mahogany finish, feit top . i s 9 «at $1.85 Mahogany Palm Stands + + at 400 Mahogany Book Ends + «6 at 4.00 Mahogany Serving Trays . . at 4.75 Mahogany Tip Tables + + at 5.00 Mahogany Book Stands’ . . at 10,50 Also Smoking Stands of brass 7 8 6 «© «6 at of mahogany ° . . ° at ro