Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 15, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 December 1902 — Page 8
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New York StocV Market.
XKW YORK, Dec. 15.—The whole marUf't opened weak and lower under pressure of heavy liquidation. Selling of Foil them Pacific was fully as severe as lliat of any other stock, and it had a maximum decline of 1% in the first five minutes. B. R. T. sold off 2 per cent,
Pennsylvania 1% N. Y. C., St. Paul, f%orfolk and Steel preferred, 1% Copper lost P\'.or a point. Steel, common received support ot a Vz decline National Lead was quoted lri lower. Mo. Pacific lost 2%, but recovered on excellent support on the decline. D. and H. opened higher. 'Atchison lost 1%. T. I. R- 1% and Smeltr ifig 2J4. Aften ten minutes the market steadied, but with little or no tendency to rally.
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Conoid *rible abatement after the first half hour. The severity of some of the declines tempted short covering. Atchison gained over 1 per cent: St. Paul recovered a cent from the lowest and a liitc? rally was en.ioyed by Mo. Pac. In the ia^t seven minutes fresh selling has accompanied the high rate quoted for call rnoney. and fresh declines occurred in St. Paul Union Pacific, Atchison, Pennsylvania. New York Central, Southern Pacific, 'Missouri Pacific and the local traction is'feiifs.
Th? speculation as a consequence has rVrvoioped fresh feverishness and the liquidation is again in evidence.
Government bonds unchanged. fvocm—The second decline, which took place after the end of the first hour, although severe, seem?d to be on a smaller volume of liquidation than the opening fail, and it was apparently accompanied by an attempt to hammer the market without losing, stocks. A rally, therefor?, was comparatively easy and prices are holding their own.
Prices: Pennsylvania 151.. Ij. & N. llSii Union Pacific 95J4 St. Paul 168 Sugar ll91/2: Atchison 78% Amalgamated Copper Bi1/:, Southern Pacific 57%. Total sales to noon 4S3,600 shares. TO STOCKS ETAAlia.f CuwGFA A
The market has shown sustained strength and a constant tendency to advance since the middle of the second hour. The announcement of a money Tpool has aided the market greatly this afternoon. Put as soon as the rally Was established a scarcity of many standard stocks was discovered, particularly Reading and St. Paul.
Clo-o—The market continued strong during the last hour and closed without material recessions from the highest.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—Money on call O a O a 7 fi'jnt mercantile paper 7@8^2 per cent for sftprt time notes 6 per cent for six months foreign exchange demand $4.86% -.&Hy days 4R3V4§MS3%: Bar silver at New
Yorlc 43V London 22 S-16d.
Chicago Grain Market.
CHICAGO, Dcc. 15.—Wheat %Q%c highpr.\! December sold' between 75% ar.d 76. nulling at 76 and closing at 75% May between 77% and TS'-i, opening at 77% and rinsing at 77%. While there was an un-usr-r.in-rent of strength displayed, mainly on the report from Argentine, that 'A'iioat harvest has been delayed there fifteen days by unfavorable weather, the market was without a bull leader. Offerings were small. Statistics were generally bullish.
Corn mic lower. December sold between 54% arid 57, opening at 56 and cl.-K-ing at 55 May between 43M: and 44, fpcnii'fr at 58 and closing at 55 May between Ws 44. opening at 43% and closing st ''?"!!). December was being manipulate by Km St. Louis blind pool brokers, nnd considerable nervousness was shown by shorts. There were 349 cars received, with 2*) contract, 615 cars are looked for tomorrow. The situation from now on will hinge entirely on the weather.
Oats %c lower. December sold between 31% and 32, opening at 31*1 and closing at 31% May between 33V$ and 33%, opening at 33% and closing at 33^4. Trade only moderate. Receipt's 278 cars.
Provisions were higher under covering by shorts. January product! ranged: Pork [email protected] lard [email protected] ribs *[email protected].
Cattle. Sheei. a«*f Hoos.
EAST ST. LOUIS, 111., Dec. 15.—Native cattle—Receipts 700 market steers dull, cows steady steers $3,203.25 heifers $3.25 S'4.35. Texans-^Receipts 2,300 slow and steady steers [email protected] cows [email protected] calves [email protected].
Hogs—Receipts 2,800 market 10c higher. Top $6.45 bulk $G.101T6.25. Sheep—Receipts 2.800 market strong. Sheep $3.90({?4.00: lambs [email protected].
UNION STOCK YARDS. 111., Dec. 15.— Cattle—Receipts 22,000 estimated for tomorrow 6,000 dull and 20c lower. Prime £5.255a6.50 poor to mediums $3.00^4.40 stockers and feeders $2.10^4.40 cows and heifers $2.25!fiM.35 canners ?1,00(?j.2.30 Texvns $3.25(fM.30 grasse.rs [email protected].
TTogff— Receipts 33,000. Hogs—Receipts 33,000 estimated for tomorrow 3o.000 active, mostly 10c higher, l-isht $5.70®6.25 rough $5.85*36.10 mixed heavy [email protected] pigs $4.85@ 5.00.
Sheep—Receipts 33,000 estimated for tomorrow 25,000 sheep weak, best lambs 10c higher. Others demoralized. Native sheep $2.25ST4.40 Westerns [email protected] native lambs $2.75,5.50 Western lambs $2.25(? C.30.
Maude Paige Leaves.
Miss Maude L. Paige leaves Wednesday morning for Chicago, where she will join her company for an extended tour through the South.
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1. French, hand-enamelled watch-fob for ladies' or gentlemen'i» use. Beautifully enamelled, in in dainty designs and colors. Price $1.50. 2. Black silk watch-fob with gold plated slide and large initial-charm set with pearls- Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Price 50c. •... 3. Leather watch-fob with plated slide. Price 25c. We have a fine line of leather, p'ated and go'd-filled fobs with attached charms,—prices range from 50c, 60c, 98c, $1.50 and $2.00 up to $5.00 each. 4. Black silk watch guard chain with steel bead ornaments. Price 25c. 5. Genuine coral-neck-chain, 54 inches long,r made of ragged coral, the popular craze. Price 50c. Round bead coral neck-chains $1 to $5,50. No. 6. Stylish neck chain of black woolen beads, 72 inches, Price $1. Many other styles of black wo den bead and jet neck-chains, varying styles and lengths at the following prices: 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.48 and $1.98 each.
Blue bead neck-chains at 59c, 79c and $1 each.' 7. Pearl waist-pin set. Price 25c. Others with only three (but larger) pins. Price 25c. .. No. 8. Fine gold-filled locket opens with hinge contains place for two pictures. Price $1.50. No. 9. Gold-plated locket with fancy stone sets slide opening place for one or two pictures. Price 50c. No 10. Go d-plated locket with pearl setting slide opening. Price 25c. ..
]1* Sterling silver hat-pins, French gray finish, S-0, -tJ?" the latest style. Price 19c each. No. lib. No. 12. Gold-filled chatelaine to be worn at belt: a distinct novelty. Ptice $1. No. 13. •Sterling silver belt-pin, French gray finish.
Price $1.25.
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No. 14 Sterling silver belt-pin, French gray finish. Price 89c. 15. Oxydized metal belt-pin, pretty designs.
Price 25c.' 16. Oxydized metal belt-pin, various pretty designs. Price 25c. ., *.
Note:—Gold shell rings are guaranteed for five years.The solid gold rings are guaranteed genuine 10 karat gold. A. Gold shell band rings, 25c, 50c and $1 each, according to weight, wfiass B. Solid gold seal ring, very stylish dull gold, $2.50. v! C. Gold shell chased band rings, 25c.
Child's solid gold ring with various stones, 50ct Child's solid gold ring set with turquoise, pearls or colored stones, 50c.
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PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF SOME POPULAR CHRISTMAS JEWELRY.
The following pictures and prices must not be takenfor a catalogue of the jewelry stock. It is a mere mention,—a hasty skimming of the stock,—perhaps one item in fifty is represented here. If you are to include popularly-priced or mediumpriced jewelry in your list of Christmas sift-things, you will make a decided mistake if you do not include this stock as first in the list of Terre Haute's jewelry stores. ,7. &v-
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No. 17. Qsydiied n*et*l fceltpin, design in sterling uUve* |g.50. No. 18. OxydiiecJ beit-pin,
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No. 19. Large size oxydized belt buckle, novel effect. Price. 98c. No. 20.' OxydiiM belt'' buckle, a pretty design. 5 6 No. 21. |Small size oxydized or gray-finish belt buckle. Price 5Qc.:. No. 22. iGrilt orr silvered lorgnette chain with jeweled ^Iide. ^rice 25c. No. 28. Hftted lprghette chain, various styles, with j^weled slide. Price 50c,
Finer sorts of lorgnette chains and short chains for Mbies, $1, 1:£»0, $2, $2.50 and up to $5. No. $4. -j Piated' stick pins' or scarf pins, many deNo. 24 a j. No. 25.
Price $6c:^ Scarf pin for stick pin with large pearl center andj cirGje of contrasting stones. Price 50c. 28/ '44pid plattid brooch set with brilliants. Price 60c.
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No'. •'2,9.plated, brooch "set with brilliants, Price:50c. $ No. 30. Gold plated brooch set with large pearl and small-brilliants- Price 50c. 31. 061d p'ated wreath-brooch set with pear's or fancy britliants and stone settings. Price 50c. 31 i. Gold pjattd or fancy enameled chatelaine pins. Price each 50c. No. 3^. #oJ4 p|#t^d brooch with' large pearl" and small%$arl or stone 'settings. Price 50c, 33, Erfame ed Chate aine pin. various colors. -i Price^5q, $ '1 No. 34. Beetle brooch of fancy jewe's. Price 25c. No. 35 Broocji of fancy rough pearls and brilliants.
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No. 36. Brooch or waist-pin, large bull-dog bjead,
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Child's gold shell r&g-Jrith stone setting, 25c. Child's e^ldr shell rihg^th peiat 1? arid*, colored stones, 50c. O. Solk gold fi*g seV%itS ithfeis tilhjudise or colored stone.1?, $1. PSolid gold ring (Ms't^Sh-four turqudise or colored stones, $2.
Qold shell ring set fritH three tiirquoise or colored stopes, 50c. R. Solid gold Hn? l«et ifftH three turquoise, opals or colore^ stones, $1.50. S. Solid gold .ring set witfe two turquoise or, colored stones, $1. Solid" gold n'ftg Ml wiw one garnet or brilliant, $1.00. U.
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Signs, showing cluster settings. Price 25c Plated stick pins or scarf pins, set with center attd cluster stones. Price 50c. Plain goid plated fleur-de-lis scarf or stick
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Wreath-brooch of fancy brilliants and jewPrice 25c. Plated baby-pin set connected by chain. Price 25c. No. 41. Gold filled baby pins, set of three on card.
No 42. Gold-plated baby pins set of three. Price 25c. No. 43, Plated gold cuff links. Price 25c pair. No. 44. Plated gold-cuff links. Price 25c pair. No. 45. Plated gold-cuff links with jewel settings or plain. Price 50c a pair. No. 46. Plated gold-cuff links with pearl settiugs. price 50c a pair, No. 642. Plated chate'aine pin and locket. Price 48c
Finer sorts of chatelaine lockets at $1, $1.50 and $2.00 each. No. 47- Gold-filled cuff-links, various pretty designs -Price $2.00 pair. No. 48. Gold-filled cuff-links with jewel settings.
Price $1-25 pair.
No. 49. Ladies' silver plated snake bracelet. Price 59c. No. 50. Child's sterling silver bracelet with large turquoise settings. Price 50c. No. 51. Child's sterling silver bracelet. Price 50c No. 52. Ladies' sterling silver heart bracelet. Price 75c. No. 53. Ladies' sterling silver bracelet with large turquoise setting- Price 79c No. 54, Ladies' sterling silver bracelet with amethyst setting. Price 75c No. 55. Ladies' sterling silver bracelet witti large amethyst setting. Price $1.25 No 56. Ladies' sterling silver bracelet with large turquoise setting. Price $1.25 No, 57. Ladies' sterling silver double-heart bracelet.
Price 98e. 58. Ladies' sterling silver bracelet witi* French gray head. Price 48c.
Solid gold ring set with large pearl, and colored stones, $2.98. Gold shell cluster ring set with various colored stones and pearls, $1.00. Solid gold ring set with various colored stones, $1.50. Child's gold snell ring set~with one stone or brilliant, 50 Solid gold ring set with one large opal, $1.50. Solid gold ring set with one large opal, $2.00. Solid gold ring set with tnree opals, $2.00. Gold shell ring, marquise setting, $1.00.
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