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Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Ne,r in Hat Trimming

Within the last month there has been
an inaux Of rough black felts trimmed
with color. Thee do not eXaetly take
the place OF black velvet hats, but they
are accoInted the greater novelty OF
the two. They are of the soft Breton
forms. which may be easily manipu-
lated and transformed into almost any
shane the milliner pleases, and are
rather simply trimmed, as for instance,
with a single amazon or two rather
shorter feathers either put on at the
back or behind, the left ear so that the
plume curls down in the neck. We
have seen shem trimmed in this way
with bright green feathers, or feathers
shaded from lavender down almost 10
white. or from russet to dull piRk.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
wILMINeToNIAN MURDERED
Stabbed to Death in Fierce Encounter
With an Italian in BROOKLYN

WIN an ltalidn IN brooklyn
While engaged in a fierce encounter
with a man. whom he had never seen
before, Norris Pike, aged ga years. a
Wilmingtonian, living at No. 1873 Cot
fey street, Brooklyn, was stabbed to
death ON Saturday night at Williams
and Richards streets, in that city. The
murdered mans parents live in Buena
Vista street. in the Ninth ward. and
they received word of the tragedy yes.
terday. The body will be brought here
f0r burial. A wih and child survive
him.
After committing the crime Pixies
assailant endeavored to make his es-
cape, but was captured. He gave his
name as Tomasco Sanfeleu. According
to a dispatch from New York Norris
and Sanfeleti bsgan Quarreling in a car
When the latter attempted to leave and
was about to pass Pike he stumbled
over his outstretched feet. With an
oath il is alleged That Sanfelet struck
Pike in the face. Both men clinchod
and fought their way or the car In
the street Sanfelet drew a knife, which
he opened with his tseth, and drove the
blade into Pixies body. He sank 90 the
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
BIG ELEPHANT WENT CRAZY
After Killing Her Keeper, She Escaped
70 Woods and Was Shot.


to Woods and Was Shot.
Savannah. Ca. Nov. 24-Gypsy. a
big elephant belonging to the HarHs
Nickel Plate Shows. went crazy six
miles from Yaldosta Saturday after
noon and killed her keeper James
ORourke. The circus train had been
in a wreck at Triton earlier in the day,
when several ef the animal cars weEe
wrecked and two or three trained
horses were killed. The elephant
Gypsy was IN a highly nervous state
wGen the train pulled out iE Val
dosta, the next show point Six miles
out from that town Gypsy became so
restless that ORourke entered her car
as the train stopped at small station,
TO try to quiet her Immediately the
mad brHte attacked the man and
crushed his lie out against the side ~
the car. ORourke for some reason
did not close the door of the car after
him, so after killing her Keeper Gypsy
escaped to the woods. Her absence
was noted before the train lest the
station and hunt was organized. The
big beast was shot a number of times
before she succumhed to rifle bullets
in the brain.
O'Rourko's body vas taken to Val
dosta. where it was given a spectacu.
lar burial yesterday afternoon. being
taken to the cemetery in a circus
wagon drawn by six white horses The
skin and bones Of the elephant have
been saved Twelve men buried the
mountain Of flesh in the woods where
Gypsy was killed..
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Veteran Reunion Held Tonieht

A reunion Of veteraKe of the Civil
War, living in New Castle county. will
be held in the rooms of Smyth Post.
at Third and Market streets. tonight.
An enjoyable program has been ar
ranged, and addresses will be made by
Department Commander John A. Gar
ner, OF Smyrna, Captain Peter b.
Ayars, Daniel Ross and oshers.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
lltUNstA NOiAUH
and Gefshn SacIiets
GLOVES

For men. Women and Children.
Every leading make of French and
English Gloves Imported.
"1he Darlington Improved" Kid
and Suede in clasps and buttons,
embroidered, represent the highest
class Of French Gloves.
Fownes' G. Dents English Gloves
for Ladies In Pique Kid and Out
seam for Street and Driving.
Gentlemen's Gloves, all the new
and correct styles for Street, Dress
and Driving.
Fownes' perfect-ntting Lined
Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen.
We strongly advise customers to
make selections Of Gloves at this
time, as Il viii be quite impossible
10 meet the demands in all sizes
and styles later in the season.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Picturesque Cloth Costume

Picturesque Cloth Costume
"A picturesque cloth gown was noted
1t a fashionable woman's club the
other afternoon. 1t was built of smooth
green cloth, the skirt having three
overlapping flOunces cut on the bias
and put on without much fullness. The
coat was in three-quarters length, anu
mad three caspes, which did not, how
ever, go entirely aSouKd the figure, but
were turned back to form a rundown
collar and revers. The sleeves of me
dium width, had fiaring turnback cuffs
and puRed velvet undersleeves. jew
elled buttons on either side OF the front
OF the coat and on the sleeves are most
effective against the dark green cloth.
But the whole cut of the coat was
totally different from any of last year
designs, and the general appearance OF
the costume is on the Old English en-
craving order.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
% Lived Fourteen Yenrs

Frequenters of james Christy's cigar
store, at Sixth and Market streets. will
be sorry to learn of the death of
Grover, who expired last even.ng. at
ehe age Of IA years. Grover was a dog
of the skye-terrier type, anu was raissd
by Mr.. Christy nom a puppy
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

Tho Imperial Orchestra. composed
OF Messrs. OlDonnell. Denney and A~s
erman, will furnish music ~ *. Pat
ricks entertainment tonight and o.
morrow night.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
social and Personal Note.

Mrs. William Haley has been spend
ing several days in Boothwyn.
DR.. and Mrs James A. Bayard Kane
have returned from their honeymoon
trip and win move into No 204 South
Seventeenth street, Philadelphia, as
soon es alterations are completed.
Gibson Warrington attended "a party
gwen to Miss Ethel M. Lloyd, in Ches-
ter, on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
BLANKETS

Complete assortment Of the best
grades of California Blankets for
Single and Double Beds.
Down and Wool Comfortables.
filled with the best grades OF down
and fine wool, covered with Sateen,
SILK or Satin.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Comforts

3 dozen Silkoline Covered Com
forts, filed with clean white
carded cotton, reduced from 81 to
69c.
Quilts from SI.as to $3.50, all
reduced.
Every Quilt in the store greatly
reduced for this week only. We
must have the room and will close
out all the Blankets and Quilts at
prices that will move them quickly.
20 styles of Indian Blankets at
50, worth So.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Petrikin-Temple

A pretty little romance which began
at Shellpot rark last summer culmi-
mated in a wedding in Chester on Sat
urday evening. The chief actors we're
Miss Florence b. Temple, Of that
town, and Malcolm Petrikin, OF Hunt
ington. Pa, who met for the first time
at Shellpot on July 13 last it being a
case of love at first sight
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
HANDKERCHIEFS

For Men, Women and Children.
Every desirable style and quality
from medium TO the very finest
French manufacture.
Real Duehesse and Point Lace,
Hand Spun Linen. initiated, Hem-
stitched. Scalloped. Plain and EN-
broidered Linen Handkerchiefs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
FLANNELS

Embroidered Flannel Waist Pat
terms In entirely new designs and
colorings.
The high-claes English "Viyella"
Flannels are warranted not to
shrink-shown in all the newest
designs and colorings.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
FANS
EOr Brides. bridesmaids,
Opera, Evening and fgecep-
fiOn Purposes.

BLACK and White Silver spangled
Fans. Duchesse Lace Fans, Gilt
Spangled Fans. Hand Painted and
Embroidered Fans. Handles OF
Pearl, Shell and Ivory inlaid with
Gold and Silver.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
PARADE WAS A GRAND SUCCESS
Bakers Celebrated Unionizing of
Bake Shops Of This City Sat-
urdav Night

The parade OF the bakers Of this city
on Saturday night was a creditable af-
fair. and congratulations were offered
in abundance. The rain did not in
terfere with the parade and the men
received considerable applause as they
marched over the route.
About 200 men were in line, followed
by forty decorated wagons and a num-
ber Of floats. A delegation of Philadel-
phia~babers participated i'm the event,
and came in for their share of the ap-
plause.
Hay fever quickly cUred with Bra
lillian Balm. Kills the germs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

The little folk love DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take;
perfectly harmless. Positive cure for
coughs, colds, bronchitis. asthma
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
FRENCH JEWELRY

The latest Rarisian Novelties i'm
Belts. Buckles, Slides. Hat Pins,
Lorgnette Chains. etc. in a variety
of Jewels and Settings.
Brooches for the hair IN Rhine
stone. Turquoise, Pearl, Shell and
Amber.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Sewing for First Girl

Six pretty Beverly (Mass) girls are
members of one of the most unique or
ganizations in that city. club in
which the six girls work once a weels
making useful articles, which will be
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

The scene showing Harlem bridge in
a winter nights blizzard is an cleo
trical and scenic effect of "New York
Day by Day. which comes to Grand
Opera. House tonight and tomorrow
night that is almost weird In its grand
eur The lofty bridg is seen in
ciou dof driving snow with the twink
ling lights of the city in the distance
and the sullen river flowing beneath
Vincent serrano. the Denton of the
New York production Of "Ariaona,
and one-time leading man with Annie
Russell, is appearing as David Gar
Hck in Grace Georges presentation Of
Pretty Peggy"
In addition to the private car Flora,
built expressly for John w. Vogels
Big Minstrels, and said to be the
handsomest and costliest show car
ever constructed, the organization car
ries a special baggage ear for the elab-
orats scenery and effects which will be
used in the performance at Grand
Opera House on Wednesday night.
john Drew has closed the most sue
ceasful New York engagement he has
played in the eleven years he has been
a star. He has appeared for three
months at the Empire Theatre in "The
Mummy and the HummiHg Bird,
using only this play during the entre
engagement.
In Her Marriage VOW which will
be presented at Grand Opera House on
next Saturday night the patrons are
assured by the management OF play
with strong plot, stSillfully handled.
A pretty love story is inteTmingled
with the baser one OF villainy while
q vein of sparkling comedy runs
throughout the action OF the piece
thereby relieving the heavier parts o4
the drama.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

ground with a groan. and died almost
instantly, as the implement had reach
ed the heart.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
DUTCH SILVER
Quaint and Artistic
Novelties

Spoons. Forks. Trays. Tea Caddies.
Sugar Basins, Cream Pitchers, Salad
Sets, Belts. Buckles. Jewel and Put
Boxes, Antique Chatelaines, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Linens

A magnificent assortment OF beau
tiful Iace-trimmed Scarfs, Centre
Pieces. Tea Cloths, Doylies, ETC.. in
all sizes.
Pattern Table Cloths and Napkins
in new and handsome designs.
Fine Linen Table Damask in all
widths.
Down Pillows filed with Pure
Odorless Down, covered with Silk.
Satin and Velour finished with
silk cord.
Superior Quality Roman Blankets
in the newest colorings and de-
elgns.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

John Drew will play his annual en-
gagement at the Opera House on De
cember 16. He will present either
"The Mummy and the Humming
Bird or The Second in Command.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
SILKS
For CIIrisfnlnS Gifis.

Crepe de Chimes, in colors,
"a inches wide, at S1.00 per yard.
Pallet de Sole. in colors,
26 inches wide, at slips per yard.
Black Peau de Cygne,
u inches wide, at s1.00 per yard.
These drees silks are popular and
acceptable at all times. making a
useful and elegant gift at the
smallest cost for a good fabric.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
DRESS GOODS

Done up in Boxes for Christmas
Gifts. EaCh box contains a fun
dress length.
Colored and Black Dress Patterns
in Boxes. $3.50 to $500.
Waist Patterns in Boxes, 50c. ID
$500.
Chintz Dress Patterns. new designs
for Spring of 1908, best quality,
fun SO inches wide. Sl25 10 Sl.5O
per pattern.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Thin White VeiIs PopuIar

Thin white wells are worn exten-
sively. some having three inch border
of lace. A few others have heavy.
black cheille dots.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
China Six for Underwear

China silk In white and pale colors Is
much used for fine underwear ana
mazalea, dong cloth. lawn and lndia
linen are popular.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
Special BnrgnIns

All Wool Cheyiots. full line OF de-
slraD.e colos, including Grays.
Tans, Reds, Brown, Blue and Black.
soc. per yard.
zibeline fancy broken checks, A
inches wide. soc. per yard; former
price S1.00
Granite Cloth. AZ inches wide, soc.
per yard; former price S1.00.
Hapsachng. IA inches wide, 50c.
per yard; former price Si.50.
CHEVIOTS, extra fine quality
black and all the new colors. at
75c per yard.
Fancy Waistings. 40 inches wide,
at Zoe per yard; former price
S1.0O.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

"san Toy" comes TO Grand Opera
House on Friday niaht next The title
role will be played by little Miss Elsie
Bowen who bears the proud distinction
of being the youngest Prima donna on
the American stage. while the role of
Captain Preston will be sung by Hobart
smock. Other leading parts will be
essayed by Samuel Collins, who will be
ssen in the chief comedy part Of Ii,
while George X. Fortescue will enact
the role OF the Mandarin, Yen How, he
Of the six little wives.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
wrist aud Hand Rags

Which is probably the handsomest
assortment in any one house in
this or any other city, I'm the new
est feathers and mountings net
heretofore shown.
Chatelaine Bags. made OF finest
Old Chudda Shawls. handsome
Dutch silver Mountings.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

A few very distinct types of Ger
man handicraft
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
UMBRELLAS

The exclusive sale in this country
of the hest London made Umbrellas
Is confined 10 our firm.
We are showing a beautiful assort-
meme Of handles in Gold, Silver,
Gilt, Jade, Pearl. Shell, Bronze,
Ebony. Crystal. Carved Wood and
Plain Natural Sticks.
Our special Umbrellas at 0F OnW
for Men and Women are M g
the best to be had at the VVsVV
price anywhere.
I,irn r,nnIi.h NNnlI.i,1n. ellnl.a
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
FURNITURE

Old Dutch Cabinets. Writing Desks.
Hall Chairs, Sideboards, Inlald
Chairs, Tabourettes, etc.
Brass Andlrons, Candelabra, Fire
Sets. Tongues. Umbrella Stands,
etc.
German Carved Leather
screens. Waste Paper
Baskets and wall Pockets
Teakwood Chairs, Stools, Pedes-
tails. Tabourettes, etc.
Brass Goods and BrOnzes
Brass and Bronze Vases, Desk
Sets, Clocks, Cigar Holders, NoYr
elites in Electric Reading lamps,
Ink Wells, etc.
Italian Hall Chains. Inlaid Chairs,
Rockers, Divans. Mahogany Rock
ing Chairs, Easy Chairs and Side
Chairs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
OF SPECIAL INTER-
EST TO MEN

OF SPECIAL INTER-
EST TO MEN
Handsome Card Cases
and Wallets
In entirely new feathers and
mountiugs. Cigar and Cigarette
Cases and Match Boxes in Silver
and Enamel
Gun Metal
Cigarette Cases In new and novel
shapes, Key Chains, Watch Chains
of Copper and Gun Metal.
Brass Desk sets,
Bronze Ink w ellis and
IsIOttcrs,
House Coats and Bath
Robes.
London smoking Jackets.
Hunting and Colt Ses's.
EngIish-KnitV VVnistcOntS.
with Silk sleeves.
French SILK Hosiery
in new cOlOrings.
English Umbrellas and Canes.
PERFUnERY
Novelties and all the popular
French Extracts and Toilet Waters
Oriental PerfImery
Extracts
SaudalwoOd, Gul Reazee, Chi Chi,
Niorenta. Portocal Auzama.
Toilet Waters
In fancy Japanese Boxes, Sandal
wood. Geisha Flowers. East Indian
Lotus Flower and Madras, blend
of Indian Odors, Hama Nioiet
japanese and Madras Bouquet.
Oriental soaps
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
EImngnrinn IeMeIrY
smell and Amber Combs

Belts. Buckles. Brooches, Bracelets,
Necklaces and Chains.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
OBJECTS OF ART

Hn Bronze aud Real Brass
Candeiabras, EfectrOIiers
Clocks
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

~1ne Sword of the King" has proved
to be the mostsuccessfulpl play financially
i'm which Miss Crosman ever appeared.
From a monetary point her engage
ment at Wallack's Theatre was far bet
ter than any other she ever played in
New York
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

Richard Harding Davis novel Cap
tain Macklin" is to be dramatized by
Franklyn Fyles. The play will con-
tain the adventurous elsment OF the
Dook. transferring several of the cpl
sodes to the stage, but it VIII be largely
original. it is said, with a heroine ana
a. sentimental interest based on the
story.
On Thanksgiving afternoon and
night patrons of Grand Opera House
win have the opportunity of seeing
one of the best melodramas ever STAGED
when at Cripple Greek" will be
brought forward No melodrama
within recent years has net with so
enthusiastic reception as that accqst1-
cd AT Cripple Creek" last season, the
first of its existence
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
FUR DEPARTMENT

Fur Jackets. Collarettes and Neck
Pieces with Muffs to match, i'm all
the leading and NEST fashionable
Furs.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
LEATHER GOODS


In uhe Leather Goods and Jewelry
sectioH. the goods are noticeable
for their
Exquisite CUIOrings.
Individuality,
and Exclusive Character
Coupled with a practical usefulness
that at once commands attention.
Novelties in all the newest Leath-
ens and Mountings in Card Gases,
pocketboolzs. Purses. Combination
Books, Portfolios. Cigar and Cigar
cite Cases. Match Boxes, Nete
Books. Book Covers, Hand Mirrors,
etc.
Fitted Travelling Bags
for Wien aud women
Made ais light in weight as is con-
sistent with practical construction
of the best English Morocco in a
variety of colors. lined with bright
colored Silks and Leather, COM
pastly fitted with all the necessary
toilet articles mounted in Silver
Silver Gilt, Ivory and Ebony.
Fitted T0aef Cases and
UnfurnisIlcsI Travelling Bags
for Wen and Women
We are showing a collection Of
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
COAT and SUIT DEPT
2d EIOnr.

An elegant assortment Of The lates.
London and Paris Models in Coats,
Wraps and Jackets for Carriage,
Evening and Street Wear.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

Real Tortoise. Plain and Carved
mounted in Jewels. Rhinestones,
Turquolse. Pearl. Coral and Gold
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

Magnificent Showing of Silver and
Brass Cabinet and Miniature Pho
tograph Frames with Rhinestone
ornamentations.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

In bhe Leather Goods and Jewelry
SectioH. the goods are noticeable
for their
Evening journal., 1902-11-24
TaiIOr-STadle COsiumcs.

Long. Short and Medium Coats
Walking Suits and Separate Skirts.
Silk Waists.
Evening journal., 1902-11-24

time will be reserved for future delivery il The purchaser DESIRES
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19

fun cream, fall make, white, uE@12c; fancy
small state full cream, early make. white,
EdGs-Receipes. 2O,sss pkgr.: irmer; state
and P~ennsyivania. lehc; western at mark,
LEATHBR-ouiet; hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres. light TO heavyweights, 2fH62ec.
WOOL-F1rm; domestic fleece, 36d29c.
RICb[Steedy; domestic. fair 20 extra, ~
sUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining,
2 1890; centrifugal. e6 test, s13-s2c; mo-
lasses sugar, 221-32c; refined, steady;
crushed. 626ci powdered, As5c; graduated.
CoFFEE-ouiet; No. 7 Rio, SIC.
MoLASSES-F1fm; New orleans, s494fc. .
TALLOW-Weak; city, SAC; country, 6h
96hc.
PoULTRY-Alive, firm; turkeys. 1sc;
fowls, 12ko; dressed, firm: chickens, 116
l2ci fowls, uQ12c; turkeys. 13c.
New York declined a little today, marking
the average price about IS points lower and
closing spot at $26.25g26. 70; at London prices
were 6s higher, with spot at Ellis and flu
lures at Eli LIS Sd. Copper ruled dull but
firm, with the official prices unchanged.
bid and refused for a pretty good line; the
official prices are: Lake, S12.12hq12. 37M;
electrolytic, S2.O0d12. S7h; casting, $4,000
40. london copper was Is Sd lower, clos
Ing with spot at $50 and futures at e53
e Sd. Lead continued quiet but steady
Spelter ruled, steady; New York closed at
A.3 and London at eli 15s. Iron was
steady to firm. New York pig iron war
closed nominal; No. l northern foun-
Try. &8 OQ19.50; No. 2 northern foundry,
nsOoq19Wi No. 1 southern foundry, s17.50Q
18o0I Glasgow closed at 52s Sd and Mid
dlesborough at 46s AID.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19

wal HoIoAV ~ ag@gA Ofnt1
CATTLE-The receipts OF cattle we're not
good shape trading was active and desir-
able. grades Of fat stun sold for fully as
much as was paid yesterday. All the buy
ers were out In good season, and IT was
not long before the bulk of the offerings
was disposed of.
The proportion of fat steers to the total
receipts was rather light today, and as
the market took on considerable life and
good, strong prices were paid for anything
at all desirable. In some cases the market
locke q little higher, but as a general
thing the situation could probably best be
described by calling 1t active and steady to
strong.
Good COWS and heifers sold freely today
at good, strong. prices. Anything showing
quality was picked, up In a hurry, SO that
was out of first hands at an early hour.
The demand for the medium grades and
Gamers was limited and sellers found II
difficult to dispose of such kinds at any
price. The the quality the
harder the cattle are to sell, and the prices
paid are very uneven.
Bulls, veal calves and stays sold in prac-
tically the same notches they nave for the
last several days.
There were a good many stock cattle in
cluded in the receipts this morning, which,
taken with the liberal run of yesterday,
made a good many on hand. Good stun
held steady today, but when II came to the
commoner grades the market was slow and
lower. Buyers do not look so much at, the
is a good demand for all weights showing
quality, but where that Is lacking the de-
mand is very limited. no matter what they
may weigh. Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-19
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
stock Market Only semi-Active and
Bond Dealings Dull,

NEW YORK, March 2-The recent char
acter of the stock market was not ma
terially changed today. Among the prom
inent stocks Amalgamated Copper con-
recent heavy decline. Sugar, on the other
hand, was reactionary on account of the
dispute over the reduction of the tariff on
cuban sugars An Instance of the DISPOSE
ton to take profits on, good news was the
selling Of Pacific Mail on the passage of the
ship subsidy bill by the senate. The New
York public utilities also suffered from
proht-taking after some early advance, The
most consistent movement of the day was
that In the coaleTs, which presented a spec
between anthracite miners and operators
Tor an agreement upon relations during the
coming year.
The moderating of the weather in the
prices. although the late rise in the wheat
market somewhat modified this influence.
The condition of the money market was
quiet.
The bond market was dull but steady.
Total sales, par value, $4,000 900. United
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
The Commercial Advertisers London
financial cablegram says; The stock mar
ket was quietly cheerful. Consois were
talk of a new loan. American stocks were
hard on the favorable statement of the
New York Associated banks, but business
was slack till New York came as a buyer
Rio tintos and Anacondas were down Y
each to Az and SIS, respectively, on the
In Amalgamated Copper, which
was down u to 55%s. Gold to the amount of
10000 has been received from Holland.
rivals. Paris exchange is 25.16.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange: