The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1914, Page 12

Yield of Leading Stocke Based on } Present Selling Prices. Rate. Yield, @ Amalgamated Copper ...... 4 7 American Can pf 7 American Car & Fay. vf A ti «|| 4 American Smeiters ..... east tntener % aa 7 faal one a ve renewed |] 10 Canadian Pacific . Pet, Dressure on Le-'} 4 Consolidated Gas . Valley and Rock Island insu 7 Great Northern pf vd ‘was not brought out and ff ane Ma wndertone was preserv: New Yoi ed to the|] 7 Northern Pacific . 6 Pennsylvania tu New Maven was the largest | 's ieading ... im any of the standard issues. to 27-8, when the stock B to 708-8, the highest touched for time past. Advance in that yciever operator, whe wenaral reneraly to one ay two ro sicoks at & ue eee and hee not been acti ‘side of the market for con rat ape pat. closed top 10 Union Pact 36 TU. & ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. United States Hteel unfilled orders otalled 6,036,440 tons Fob. 28 against . 31, 4,282,108 Doc. 31 = 4 3. cary ‘afternoon North Amer-| heavy storms in last two weeks of advanced to 77 1-2, a rise of | February tied up the corporation's! points from the opening. New | shipments, and docs not reflect any, was active and strong, rising | heavy increase in orders as last two wve 70. Prices in the general list | weeks in February showed sharp con- strong but not very active. traction in bookings. _sS— aw Quotations. Royal Baking Powder Company the highest, jowast and last | regular quarterly dividend of 1 1-2 per cent. on preferred stock payable March 31 to stock of record March 16, The Clost tdtewing were @ttive stocke for to-day and the compared zi zt esse FE oF SaPEP EE? erred New York Mortgage and Security j Company earned $240,359, equal to f rs peeey ge Kills Bieepiecences Grives away beauty and shatters health. It breake down the etrongest and usta sz egg ira ++ 53 = 35 ais ae eC ee he ucenses sissccbryegescas ssiayestomssess Seebeuc; = + nore fasting fajury than days ef over- work. _ inegmate te Nae ae ways stomach trou- ie’ accompanies it. wonders and that Nervure blood and always made strong perfect medicine. a jt I ti nail tree, Write nim about your iied'by office and laboratory, 607 Albany At, Boston, Mass. tee tttet = PERE ESTES */Stitf Joints and Pains? TMUSTEROLE Quickly Relieves i ar fa the hoase, It ie the Keep a jar in Pro mier cnet Backache, Soiata on Muscles, Rheumatic Pains, etc. MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint- ment made oil of mustard, tes te the seat of pain and drives it away, but does not blister the tondorest akin. SaRENSTTEG Te SEES: Se” ne Be See 2 set SESREr SLES See Sa se FA ge M3 Dashes fashioned mustard recommended tor! , Asthma, Pleuriay, | Lee huis | BAeTy Le ad 08.50. Plassey no erie If your drug- ni ‘ou, send &5c or 50c US MUSTEMOLE Company, Clove: leak Obie and we will mail you a jar, pe reson, sapesss OF SF PPOEET + + + + $ + + 22+ “4 + + 2 $ + + + + + i. 4 + + + + poche Aas eT By oad F. over 16 per cent. on the capital stock; after deducting dividends of $180,000, qui preferred stock | stock of record March ” P, Lorillard & Co., surplus available United quarterly divicend of 2 per cent., pay- able April 16 to stock of record, March 26, President George W, Stevens says | 83.58. at current rate of earnings Chesa- peake & Ohio will earn 7 per cent. upon stock in fiscal year ending June 20 next, ‘Thia will leave a margin of st top prions for moat “fa igure: e 299,169 shares. | crease is ‘due largely to fact that It takes the Les pooh gd mussy, old- | ST. & 3B AVE., Subway & “L” Station on Corner ' | SPECIAL FOR SECOND WEEK IN MARCH i ie redioione aries of which this Boston 1 ther C. ent! ito oale fo customers whose purchases amoun! fo 876 teh 2 a entrain THE EVEKING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROR 10, 1914. erland Company regular -— | Fruit Company public. over #2. bove dividend require- quarterly dividend of 11-2 payable Aprit 2 to stock of record however, and depreciation of $50,204 there was! Maren 14, left a balance of $10,155 for the year. — | Pittsburgh Coal Company earned Kock Island and American Can 107-100 per cent, on prefer tock in past year, on which 40 cent. New Haven, dividends have accrued. year 7 48-100 per cent. was earned on Central Leather were particularly Fame stock, Committes has been ap- pointed to advise on plan for paying for common dividends, $3,283,160, in. | off back dividends: creane $60,198 over previous year, | CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE, fy Mar": whith By ie i HR movements. Previous| States Rubber, ‘Third Avenue a strong. ‘The decline in Sugar was ac- stock sold on the Consolidated as low | Bids ageregaiing $18, 972,000 were 25 98 3-4, which equalled ita low price regulor| received from fifty bidders for $4,- j 00,000 ‘Third Avenue first refunding | low for Sugar on the New York Stock 4 per cent, bonds offered direct to the) Exchange of 99, Average price of bids will be| isidn ranged from 77 0) ew YORK COTTON MARK of 1908. This con pared with an early | —_———— ue . Win 1a Taking the ‘market as a whole, a Hise Des Wi 4 14s generally good undertone was din- Cotton opened with small irregular played in the early dealings on the|changes. Following the call there National Sugar Company regular ¢ vonwolidated Stock Exchange to-day La Grande E lelused strong, showing net changes of flected heaviness or weakness when | 5 points decline tot 14 advance. American Ice, United) | DEADLOCK ON S1 STATE REGENT. ' on companied by much talk regarding Vemocrats Vote fo. Dis Instead of unfavorable trade conditions. The | In the Assembly Walter U, | Republican, Ogdensburg, ‘was renewal of demand from shorts will be made. per cent, There was a good deal of irregularity, | lane prices advanced & to 7 points. lenicaco WHEAT AND CONN in the matter of speciai estimated, 28,000 | I ad 19,228 ed in arternoon and Monday's Sada May tie dots Promrenstve Candidate. ALBANY, March 10.—Contrary to ex- | dulet jate for State Hegent to succeed Luctus . Littauer, when the initial ballot was ken to-day + received 82 votes; Mr. Dix 37 and’ Mr, Hale 21, Mr. Dix received 28 yoten in, the Senate, | ing. Mr. Kellogg 14 ard D. Filler of Schenectady 2 and Patrick Ey MeCabe A Joint session of the two houses will be Held to-morrow when the selection Surpassed If one had the privilege of visit- ing Mme. Georgette’s Salon, one might be shown only six or ten cha- peaux — probably, only three at Reboux’s, a half dozen at Louison’s, and such small collections in all the famous ateliers in Paris. But never does one.view them ensemble. That is why osition of Millinery surpasses any display ever pen DB Paris, for here one may inspect all the new modes in our commodious French Salon. GIMBEL Chapeaux and Paquin Costumes A most unusual tribute was paid to our Millinery, last week—when nine GIMBEL Chapeaux were Worn with Paris Models Co; At $15, $2 juin Costumes—at the Ritz-Carlt ductions of those hats will be made at Fa 950-—according to model, naee ied in French Materials , $28 $38 to $50 The Models were 4 to ae a Eo Repro- Third Floor New! Pretty! Appropriate! Dissses for Young Girls at $1.50 to $28.50 Besides having the beauty of Smnplicity, these dresses are fashioned with the lines that give grace to young girls—even to the girls who are chubby and are apt to The new two-tier skirts which the mothers are wearing, may be selected in gi [iralps at which prices there are oe Froe chiffon. Sizes 6 to 14 be awkward. rte adore, for they echo the mode that their m or percale dresses at $1.60—and up to of Crepe de Chine, with accordion pleated Third Floor ThisSale of WatchesIsMostlyforMen Of the More Than 13,000 Splendid (wacraam | ELGIN | Watches in the Collection—75 Per Cent. Are For Men , Savings Average a Third, and the GIMBEL Guarantee is Good We fixed the preparation for this astounding watch event to fit condi- tions. Man is a watch-carrying crea- ture—much more so than woman— and of the 3,000,000 males, more or less, within easy reaching distance of GIM- BELS, there are more than enough who need watches to exhaust the supply, large as it is, in a jiffy—once they know what extraordinary opportuni- ties the Sale puts within their grasp. The Receivers Sold the Stock of the Fine Old New England Watch Company for a Song, and GIMBELS secured, in addition to the various makes of New England Watches in the Sale, some fine lots of Waltham and Elgin Watches to make the Tale even better. Besides the many fine Watches for men, there are numerous beautiful styles for women. These are the chief lots: Women's J New wy “Bracelet” ate! 922 Solidl4k ‘tch ani extension bracelet, “Alden” mvs yin Boyar gold-filled cuses, $10, nd Watches, at -jewel Alden movement, Boys’ 2 Watch $1 Excellent jeweled lever mo' nt (not the clumsy movemer:t found in usual inexpensive watches) Nicke. or gun-metal care. Mea's 916 Elgin - P frmsisisy Watches, a In 26-year gold filled plain or fancy open-fece cases, These Waltham and Elgin Watches are in the Sale: Gold-filled Waltharn, 99,60 Goldtiled ign or Waltham, #13 14k solid gold, Elgin, #22, ‘ 9 irate 26-year, opie 25-year, 1 Mon's $10.50 Elgin Watches, at $7.60 In 20-year goid-filled cases, Men's $26 Wotoen “ Elgin Watches, mit sll gold, plain polshed case, 16-jewel move- Women's EN 60 Elgin or Waltham Watches, at $15.60 Iu 14k solid gold open-face cases Women's $13.50 Waltham or Elgin Watches, at $9.60 In Sh yety gold-filled cases, plain engine-turned or MARKETS. WHEAT. gn. Aigh | Wheat offered ‘oft . and Be oct time fp Market dull and |crcily, If after a trial you fail to get any In afternoon market waa fulr- pectations the Democratic Assemblymen |!¥ active end strong, advancing ty did not support Edward Everett Hale jr. | Above the opening prices, closing % lof. Schenectady; the Progressive candi- 1% on later trades, to % advance, | Corn market was extremely dull and narrow in morning, but followed Kellogg, | the advance in wheat in afternoon. |the matter with u Closed % to % above Monday's clos- sicuiiag tanaes - - Roars hres “hused with [el ieee: ogc nd |stroye all desire for, whidke hae. av nate i} | other intoxicants, “Can be sven tn benefit from its use your money retunded, No, 1, secret treatment, a sg | Sunday. ‘World - Wants To See---Is to Realize The Superiority of GIMBEL Suits At $27.50 The Bernard model with the pointed Eton. Suits with Holland Suits of Serge and Gabardine. Mourning Suits of Bed- ford Cord. At $32.50 Suits of Moire Silk. Checked Worsted suits with Roman Silk girdles. The Premet model with long - waisted coat and pleated peplum. The suit with Eton, finished with long tassel in the back. Between 300 and 400 Suits Reproductions of Models by Premet, Tollman, Jenny, Bernard, Bechoff-David and other Notable Creators of Style. Third Floor The Semi-Annual Excursion of Fine Clothing for Men and Boys $150.000 Worth for $90,000 — i | i: Almost every sort of good Clothing ihe Men and Boys will be affected fale? this movement. In every case the saving is well worth oe ie expect liberal choice in All assortments have been dine weight Suits for Spring wear—Raincoats, M usters, Evening Dress and Cutaway Suits, and Winter Overcoats and Suits. rounded out so re In fact this Half Year greater values are fered. than ever before—in the require- ments of the “‘man-about: town” to replete his ward: Leaders in the Men’s Apparel Men’s $25 Silk-Lined Spring Overcoats at $15 ip he rn enemas © fieo new ‘ waktiaadaeel: Men’s $35 to $40 Overcoats at $19.50 lany of them are quarter or fully silk-1 tined, and neaty titer plats Soom, , which are good from one “Hudson” Sheets & Pillow Cases — Fad made ex for GIMBELS, A splen Oe iS,‘ poseeee r7 wearing qualities; Sheets Before Hemming Fillew Cases 54x90 in. Of 81290 in. 806 42x36 in 186 72x90 in. Tho . 81x99 in. .900 72x99 in. .06c 90299 in. 4 dixs8i¢ in. 380 50x:854 in. S40 60c Scalloped Day pay Time Pillow Cases, 45x36 in.; with 4 English Initia! enclosed in handsome wreath in centre. Made of standard brand of pillow vasing and will launder t splendidly. ly. Men’s $40 to $45 London- poene covertonts Ot SEB new a sl ator, tho enue oa our ine lined, of American make. i) . Men’s $35 to $45 Winter Suits at Splendid Suits, comprisi: our highcet ge os Woe fancy mixtures, which ay men will Fashion Selects Cotton Crepes for Women’s Frocks mane, trend of the approaching season ang the u Calerga Press Cot! assortme! ese ite and ‘colorings, for whiae GIMBEL BROTH ERS | BRDAD WAT : poaDWaY __NEW YORK. _ DRUNKENNESS owe. / nH on, Close, Che ty a curable disease, which requires treat- |08, Mas Hi) att ts “ii te | ment. The ORRINE treatment can be | home. No sanitarium expense. No loss york, Can be given se- ORKINE is prepared in al forma! RINE No. @, in pill form, for t! These she desire to take voluntary treatment, Costs only $1.00 a box. ¢ eh ch talk over OMRINE CO., Washington, D.C. For sale by all Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores. Work Monday Wonders. a4 BeStRbs