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THE TIMES, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 3 897. CLARK'S, T36 7lh St. N. W. Saturday's Tempting Bargains in Jackets, Capes, Waists, Skirts Suits. $8.00 Seal Plush Cape, embroidered and Jetted, fur trimmed, full sweep" $4.69 10.00 Tan Jacket, stylish and nobby S6.79 $5.00 Ladies' Beaver Jackets, good qual ity, and a few left S2.08 $12.00 Seal Flush Cape, priced in other stores at $10.50 must be been to be ap preciated special for today S7-9S Waists. 65 Taffeta Silk "Waists, large variety of colors, nicely made, good style as a Sat urday leader S30Q Suits. 7Qf Ladies' Serge SuitB, lined Skirts, Jackpt lined with silk -special $2.98 Choice of $S, $10 and $12 Suits, plain cloifcs and fancy cheviots ss.sa SKIRTS. $74)0 Cheviot Serge Brilliantlne Skirts $3,48 $-1.00 Novelty Skirts 2S1.98 $8.00 Silk Brocade Skirts S3.9S $5.00 All-wool Novelty Skirts.. $2.98 $10.00 Silk-lined Broadcloth Skirts $4.93 736 7th St. N7. Remember .Number and Street. AUCTION J-ALE OF HOUSES. PIG SALE-TOD JLY-CSATURBAY). AT OUR AUCTION STABLES, SOS ELEVENTH ST. Harry Bloom, of Hagerstown, lid., will toll a load of good lieay "work horses, HO bead or iiorcet. rrom Virginia; bIkj we will tell the trotting horse Floodwood, together -irtthafinetop buggyaud harness: lOhorses belonging to priate parties. Mild for want of vc all will bei-old for the highest dollar. MAGIUrn & KENNELLY. Auctioneers. POSTOFFICE NOTICE. Should be read daily, as changes may occur at any time. FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the porta or sailing daily, and the schedule of closings is arranged on the presumption of tneir uninterrupted overland transit. For the "week ending November 20 they close promptly at UUs oWice as follows. Transatlantic Alnils. PRINTED MATTER, ETC. The Ger man steamers sailing from New York on Tuesdays take printed matter, etc., for Gar many, and specially addressed printed mat ter, etc., for other parts of Europe. The American and White Star steamers Bailing from New York on Wednesdays, the German steamers on Thursdays, and the Cunard, French and Germnn steamers on Saturdays take printed matter, etc., for all countries for which they arc advertised to carry mail. 3Iuil. for Soulli and Central Amer ica, "West Indies, dte. Mails ror Newfoundland, by rail to Hali fax andtheneeviasteamer, close hcredaily, except Sunday, at 12:05 p. m., and on Sundays only at 11:35 a. in. (dj Mails for Miquclon, by rail to Boston and thence via steamer, dose here daily at 3:20 p. m.(a) Malls l or Cuba i except those for Santiago de Cuba, which will he forwarded via New York up to and including the lo:5B p. m., close Wednesday, by rail to IVrt Tampa, Fla., and tlieuce via j-teamers sail ing AlontiRjfa and Thursday to Havana, close here daily at 3 p.. m. le) Mails for Mexico, overland lexcept those for Campeohe, Cliiapas .Tabasco and Yu catan which, after the Wednesday over land close, will be forwarded via New York up to and Including the 10.55 p.m. close Friday), close here daily at 7:10 a. in. id) Transpacific Mnils. Malls for Australia (except West Aus tralia), New Zealand, Hawaii and Fiji Isiauds, per s. s. Warrimoo, from Van couver, cose here dally up to 6:30 p.m., Kovember 15. (d) Mails Tor China, Japan and Hawaii, per b. s. City or Rio Jaueho, from San Fran cisco, close heie dally up to 6:30 p. m., November 21. (d) . Mails for China and Japan, per s. s. Co lumbia, from Tacoma, close here daily up to 6:30 p. m., November 21.(d) Mails for Hawaii, per s. s. Australia, from Sun Francisco, close here daily up to 6:30 p. mM November 2-Md) Mails for the Society Islands, per ship Golilcs, from San Fniucisea.close here daily up to 6:30 p. m., November 24-(d) Mails for China and Japan, specially ad dressed only, per s. s. Empress of China, from Vancouver, close here daily up to 6:30 p. in., November 2D.(dj MaUsforAutraliaexcept those for West Australia, wliichareforwardedvia Europe , New Zealand, Hawaii, Fiji and Samoan islands, per 6. s. Mariposa, irom San Fran cisco, clo-e hero daily up to 6.30 p. m., December 3. ia iteglstered mail closes at 10 a. m. tame day. (b Registered mail closes at 1 p. m. same day. (c Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. same day. (d) Registered mail closes at 6 p. m. previous day. (e) Registered mail close at 1 p. m. Tuesdavs and Saturdays. JAMES. P. WILLETT, r Pobtmaster. STEAMBOATS. JJorfoIk & YVaslinton Steamboat Co. . Every day in the vp-,r for Fortress . Monroe. Norfolk. Newport New; and - all points South by the superb, pow- . erful steel palace steamers, "New- . port News,'1 "Norfolk- and "Wash. lngton." on the following schedule: Southbound. Leave "Washington 7:00 p. m. Leave Alexandria 7:20 p. m. Arnvc Fort Monroe 6:30 a. in. Arrive Norfolk 7:20 a. m. Arrive Portsmouth 6:00 a.m. Northbound. Leave Portsmouth 5:50 p. m. Leave Norfolk 6:10 p.m. Leave FortMonroe 7:20p.m. Arrive Alexandria 6:00 a.m. Arrive Washington 6 20 a.m. . Visitors to Chamberlln's new hotel. . "The Hygeia" and Virginia Beach will find this the most attractive - route.insuriug a comfortable night's rest. . Large and luxurious rooms heated by steam and fitted throughout with . electric lights. Dining-room service is a la carte, and is supplied from the best that the markets of Washington and Norfolk afford. Tickets on sale at TJ. S Express office, 817 Pennsylvania avenue, 513 619, 1421 Pennsylvania avenue', B. . & O. ticket-office, corner 15th street and New Xork avenue, and on board steamers, where time table, map, etc., can also be had. Any other information desired will be furnished on application to the un- derstgned at the company's wharf. foot of 7th 6t., Washington, B O. - Telephone No. 750. JNP. CALLAHAN. General Manager. HORSFS I I s& I la Ken sb& Pi- Mrs. Tlohe Murphy, G2G Cnllnn st. ne.: "That people who neglect what ap pears to be a simple cold will eventually pay dearly for that neglect; I know by experience- My trouble begnn JuC that way five years ago. I coughed more or lesall wintei- and when the warm weather or spring and sumnier came, the cough ceased, and I thought I was all rigid. "But the return of cold weather in the fall brought lack the cough, harder and Mrs. Elizabeth Hiller, Bals ton, Ya., Cured of Asthma. more frequent than before. And so every year added to my trouble, until last fall It bacfm? so bail that I coughed almost incessantly. It disturbed me at night. Every morning, as soon as I get up, it would start, and I would raii-e a great deal of phlegm terrible quantities of it. The cough irrew worse Steadlly.and finally Ue.'ntlted in n Xlemorrhnge. "I was (bitting reading one day.coughins, as usual, when up came mouthfuls of blood. It weakened me terribly, and I was Mck for weeks afterward. I had a pain in my ride from the constant cough ing, and buch a soreneM between my shoul ders that it was difficult to raise myself from the pillows. I had no appetite ana lost flesh. "I-had no strength at all, and it Avas an effort for me to go up or downstairs, lean not speak too highly of the benefit I have re ceivedfrom Doctors McVoyandCowdon. My appetite ind strength have returned; there Las been no more hcniorriitige. .Mid that awful cough that troubled me mornings has stopped."' $3 A MONTH. For reasons yiiven the $3 rnte han been extended to the end. o tl year. TJn uer ,iv provisions of the exteiiHion all patients np plylny: for treatment, and nil patients renewing treatment, before January 1, 1808, will be treated IT-NTH. CUHED at the pure ly nominal rate of $3 a month. This applies- to all diseases. McCoy System of Medicine, PEK3IAN13NT tirriCEs, Doctor McCoy's National Practice. 7i5 13th Street Northwest. Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m., C to S p. m. daily. Sunday, 10 a. m. to 4 n- in. JFIN ANCJAI- 1 STUART & f ADDOCK E?Sgfr SURE PROFITS Will certainly result from well directed yesterday's cotton exports, 97, 00i bales, same day last year, ex ports 33,000 bales, an increase of almost 200 per cnt. Wo strongly ad vise tne purchase of COTTOX On any and every concession. WHEAT Is Jn a state of congestion. The country operators are loaded with long wheat and sooner or later cur rent prices will look very high. SELL WHEAT. We have ever- facility for the firompl execution of ordcrb,and so icit a share of your patronage. Send for our market letters and weekly lolder, 'SixUayb with King Cotton ," hot nof which will be mailed free on application. STUART & PADDOCK, BANKERS AND BROKERS. 1333 F st. nw., Washington, B. C. J 66 Broadway, New Xork. 3 Ames Building, Ponton. Betz Building. Philadelphia. It S2 STUART & PADDOCK JI1M,V' ' Money to Loan. At 5 Per Cent, on real estate in D. C; no delay: terms reasonable. HE1SKELL & McLERATT, lytJ-tf 1008 F at. av. FOR RENT The best way to help your business or profession is to move into the largest aud best-known office build ing in the city. THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND F STS. A few choice rooms now available; mod crate rental, no extras; perfect janitor service; fire-proof surroundings; 3 ele vators', lc stories; commodious bicycle stalls. jy8-tu,th,sat-tf How to Cure Billons Colic. "I suffered for weeks with colic aud pains In uy stomach caused by biliousness and had to take medicine all the while until I used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured me. I have "since recommended it to a good man? people." Mrs F. Butler, Falrhaven, Conn. Persons who are subject to bilious colic can ward of thf attack by taking this remedy as 60on as the first symptoms appear. Sold by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail druggists. 938 F sb tuid Conn ave. and S Bt. nw. and 1428 Md. ave. ne. 92.00 To Philadelphia and S2.00 netiirn via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets good going on 7, 8, 9 and 11 a. m. trains, Sunday, November 21, and on all trains returning same day, except the Congressional Limited. nol7-4t,em THE MARKET 1MPR0YIM Statements of Railroad Earnings Very Encouraging to Investors. Heavy Grain Movement In the West Consolidated. Gns, Sugar and Omaha Strong Features. New York, Nov. 19. A decided inoreabe in the valuations occurred over the list of fclockfi today. The buying represented both long and short account Commission house business on the pnrcliasing side showed au increase, and at least one large operator was rumored to have been a considerabla accumulator of stocks in the dealings of the looming. Suen stntemcuts of railroad earnings as Ciine to l'.aud were nearly all of a very encouraging character. Among them wan the remarkable one or the Erie system Tor the quarter ending September 30, showing an Increase In gross earnings, compared with the same period last year of S1.0C.0, 11 9, an increase in net earnings of $139. 9ijl, andau increasain .surplu3or$20i,J99. In llee with the favorable shading Of railn.ad earnings is the ccjntiiUK'd heavi' nesb or the coutinueil grain Inovement in 1,1.15 West and Northwest. Wheat receipts in the three leaving points-DuIuth.Mlnno urolif" ami Chicago-aggregated 1,299 cam today, against 875 on the corresponding day last week, 1,031 last year, and 1 ,192 ij 1895 Notably strong features of the list wero Crnsolidatcd Gn, Siu.nr, Manhattan, Con solidated nnd Omaha. Consolidated Gas rceeived a further advance on the renewal on reports tint negotiations were again under way looking to a consolidation of tit; loci'l gas companies. The granger shares were all very strong. London quotations eume at fractional adances, with the cabled advices repre Sriting. that the market for American sMares ;,ad been favorably affected by the pacific aspect of the Spanish-American Bttuation. London houses on bnlanc1 be tight a moderate amount of stocks in tho locil market. In the nfternoon the market gradually became less active, finally drifting into a d till condition. While prices yielded from the highest, the undertone, however, re mained fctrong. The market clot-ed. irregu lar, but with a firm undertone. Xcw York Sum k Market Corrected dally by W. B. Hibbs & Co., Hankers and Brokers. Members of tho N. Y. Stock Exchange. 1427 F street. Open lllnh Low Clos. Am. Sugar Reilnery 1314 133' 131U 13 American Sugar, pfd.... 112 112 ne 112 American Tohaceo blS 62 81?i 82 Atchison, Top & S F, pfd BayStateGas. 0 0 5?$ 5?, Canada Southern 5354 M's M',i 53J Chesapeake & Ohio 21U 2I 215 2P, C, C, C, & St. L 2iy. 334 MH 33H Chicago, Bur. & Qulncy. 03U 9t 03 KS4 Chicago &N. W. 120i 121 A 120 121 'i ChicagosGas Mi Oi's i?s 94 CM. & St. Paul 9254 M & Wt C. M. &SUP. pfd HO HO 110 HO C., K. L & Pacific 874 87?& 87 87 Consolidated Gas 183 lP3?i ISiJ 18354 Del.. Lack. &. Western... 151?i 1,15 154?i 15.1 Delaware & Hudson 110 1I0& 110 U0 General Electnc .US 32?, 3254 324 Illinois Central 100M lWJi 100M 100 Lake Shore. 17054 171 170 170 Louisville & Nahville,.. 55 5554 5l?j 55 Met. Traction Manhattan Elevated P8 li 98 98. Mo.Pacitic 29 2954 S&H SSH M..IC&T.pfd National Lead Co 33?X 3454 33i 31' New Jersey Central 8054 87 BCH 83 New York Central 103 10854 lOti 100H Northern PaeiHc 184 1M 18 18t Northern Pacliic pfd 52 JJ eh W 52 Pacific Matt. 305, 31 30!3 3054 Phila. & Reading 2154 21y$ 2l 2Ii Southern Railway, pfd... 29 30H 29H 29ii Texas Pacliic 1074 "54 Ws H Tenn. Coal and Iron 25 25; 25 25 UnfouPacine. 19K 20 9 19, U.S. Leather pid &W C3JX 62i (SH Wabash, pfd 1754 1 1714 17?-, Wheeling & Lake Erie WheelmL'&L.E.pid Western Union Tel 86 875a WS S6fi Barring a slight weakness at the cloe the small Improvement in the tone of th block market continued yesterday, though there was no change in its intense dullness and in its entire controlby the professionals. The news, while not striking or important in any way, was favorable rather than unfavorable to the markt yesterday. There was no Selling pressure. More or lebs attention was paid to the generally good character of the gross railroad earn ings for the second week'of November aud more or less talk was made of the ex pectation of excellent net cart-ings for October, which a number of roads will publish next week. Cuban news is well liked by the street. On the whole it would seem probable that there may be two or three points advance next week, with perhaps a small reaction today be tween times. No large advance should be expected, according to the unprejudiced critics of the market. There is no sign that the large buyers, if there be any, are ready to act as yet. Sugar continued its advance on buying from this city, and more rumors that the Butch sugar decision will be favorable. In the afternoon, however. It went off a little on the news that the decision will not be rendered for two weeks. Sugar will very likely have a little drop today but next week should mark its further ad vance. Some people are predicting 135. The earnings of the Southern Railway for the second week of November in creased $31,000. St. Louis and Sante Fe, for the same period, increased .-jJ7,000. Texas Pacificiucreased 2,514. Louisville and Nashville decreased $4,000. Dow. Jones &-Co. say of Pacific Mail: "The declaration of a 1 per cent divi dend by Pacific Mail is looked upon by the street as very coups native action. Wo understand that there has been considerable pressure upon Mr. Huntington to declare a larger amount, but he thought that 1 per cent was sufficient in view of the needs of the company in the matter of enlarging its capacity. We understand that the directors have practically decided to go ahead and build two new steamers, one or them of 10,000 tons capacity. This has been in contemplation for a long time, but, for one reason and another action upon it has been delayed." Insiders are bullish in Rock Island, and the New York Times says there is good buying by them. Insiders are also bulling Pan Handle. Mr. Hibbard, Mr. Liudblom's New York manager, says that Louisville aud Nash ville is a good purchase. The decline of. tills stock during the yellow fever trouble should bo regained, certainly. Town Topics says that Western Union will not go down, aud will probably go up on Its next move. But the Town Topics people are always bullish in Western Unn.n. Bradstreet'B "weekly review of trade will say today: There is a moderate improve ment in staple prices, and in distribu tion of woolen goods, shoes, hats, and hard ware, iu the region tributary to Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Omaha. In Soufj Carolina, Tennessee, and Louisiana Jobbers report a moderate revial in de mand from interior merchants, which represents the business delayed by. yel low fever quarantines. Trade reports from Georgia and Texas are quite irregular. Rome cotton planters are compelled to sell cotton at a loss to meet advances made earlier in the season. Manufacturers of iron, steel, agricultural St There'll: be great here today, and the cause won't need search ing for. Such bargains as we mention below will bring- a crowd,; and they are only a few out of the list we have prepared for your Saturday shopping. $T Jackets, $3.98, $2 Capes, 1 lot of Ladles' St.vl Lot of Ladles' styl ish Jackets, consisting ish Cloth Capes: ornanawimeDiackchev iots. tan coverts and .... eu; irimmeu lilinik hniinlue - lltii.ii. with silk most fash-' buttons; real value ?2.00 $1.09 lonable carments S7 values $3.9S Very handsome Jack ets Afctrachan. imn. Lot of- flue, kerseys or beaver new Beaver Capes with 3 rows n y i rout; all silk liued nnd tallormade cannot be matched at lets than $10.00. Our I braid; verystylishmake; worth ?U0..$i,98 I'rlcc $5.98: $2 Infants' Coa 98c $2 Brilliantlne lllk 'ijtsyr r Lot of figured black brilliantlne Skirts splendid niakc-per- Child's fancy eider down coats: handsome 1 feet In hang selecLion of patterns;! bound, percaline hn- ii.uuid Hiitu-jMiijui,.-pli u-nrtli S," trimmed collar- $2 val Hanib-ome satin Skirts ue 9SC or?dnUIiSnrsnS im.B-taIlor made ette Coats; pink, blue! velvet bound tyl- niul irraV. trimmed! I .li !nn ST.nn with Angora fringe, I ..,... $1.25 value 5g9C' alC 100 doz. Ladles Ribbed VeHs, tape neck, full Hzcs; 25c. values X-4c Child's fast black Ribbed Hose: double sules; reghlar 12 l-2c. qual ity; any size from 5 to 9 1-2 7C One lot of long Feather Boa?, iu black or mixed colors; latest styles: Toe-value iiGc 100 BOZ. LADIES' AND CHILD'S COLORED BORDER HANDKER UllEFS 5c. VALUE 1C implement?, stoves, railway cars, and woolen goods repoitan active demand and Jaige output. The reaction In iron and steel Is likely to be followed by an advance. Lower prices for wheat, flour, and Tork are expected. Bank clearings for six business days eudlng with November IS amount to $1,278,000,000, a decrease of 5 per cent eompaied with last week, but an increns-j of nearly 4 per cent compared with tho like week last year. Bun's review will say: All markets and allindustriesareworkiugtb ward the pei bil of Thanksgiving, of stock-taking and of holidays. The payments through clearing houses are Tot the month only 1 .5 per ceno less than in 1&92. The producing force Increases on the whole and many manu facturers are unable to take all the orders ofrered, while others are committed as far ahead as they are willing to be. The output In several great industries is con s'derably the largest ever known, anil confidence In yet greater business next year Is unabated. The excess of mercliandise exports over Imports iu October made the balance $104.-933,-142 for three months and, after allow ance for gold and silver movement, there still appears due this country $151,70-1,-930, with undervaluations smaller than in recent years and interest and dividends due abroad m.ich reduced by foreigu sales ol securities during and since the panic. Washington stoeir Excnane. Sales Washington Gas, 10 at 47; Po tomac Fire Insurance, il at G6; Columbia Title Insurance, 150 at 5; American Graph ophone, 50 at 9 3 S: Pneumatic Gtm Car riage, 50 at 55 cents. GOVERNMENT BOXDS. Bid. Asked u. s. -i's, r 1007 q. j nn m U. S. 4's, C UW Q. J UZVi U. S. 4's, 1025 127!t U. S. o's, 1001 Q. F 114 111?,' DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS. 1S99 5's, "20-year Funding" 100 6's 1002, "30-year Funding" gold. ... 110 7's 1001, "Water Stock' currency. 110 7's 1003, "Water Stock" currency. HO'i ...... "Funding" currency, 3.65's...,. y.. 112 MISCEI.T.AXEOUS BONDS. Met. R. R. 5's, 1935 1 115i Met. R.R-Conv. 6's j... 121 125 Met. R. R. Cert. Indebtedness, A-- 125 Met. R, R. Cert. Indebtedness, B..108 BeltR-R. 5's, 1021 '. 65 EckingtonR-R. 6's, 1890-1911 80 100 Columbia R.R. 6's, 18149 k..i.. 120 Wash GasCo., Ser. A.jJ's, 10O2-'27. Ill Wash. Gas Co., Ser. B, O's, 1001-'29. 112 U. S. Elec. Light Debenture Imp. M.&N 102 Ches. & Pot. Tel. 5's, 1896-1911 ...... 105 Am. Sec. &Tr. 5's, F and A, 1905.. 100 Am. Sec. & Tr. o's, A and 0, 1905.. 100 Wash. Market Co. 1st O's, 1902-1011- $7,000 re tired annually , 110 Wash. Market Co. Imp. O's. 12-27. . . 1 10 Wash. Market Co. ext'n 6's, 114-127. 110 Masonic Hall Association 5's, 1900. 100 Wash. Light Inf. 1st 6's, 1904....'... 96 NATIONAL BANK STOCKS. Bank of Washington 273 Metropolitan 291 295 Central 251 Farmers and Mechanics' 184 190 Second 140 Citizens. 135 Columbia 130 Capital 120 WestEnd 103 100 Traders' 94 9S Lincoln. ... 108 110 SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANIES. Nat. Safe Deposit and Trust 115 120 Wash. Loan and Trust 119Js' 122 Amer. Security and Trust 146 148f Wash. Safe Deposit 50 RAILROAD STOCKS. Capital Traction Co 58f 58?i Metropolitan ..."119 123 Columbia 63 Belt GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT STOCKS. Washington Gas 46J 474 Georgetown Gas 42 47 U.S. Electric Light, 110M 111 INSURANCE STOCKS. Firemen's 30 Franklin. 38 42 Metropolitan. 65 Corcoran 66 I m EISENMANN'S. doings $1.09. SX Plush Capes, $3.69' Lot of Silk Seal Plush Capes full sweep black or rancy lining trimmed with Angora fur S7 value. -S3. 69 Imp. Seal Plush Capes extra length Thibet trimmed all round all silk lined liandsomely braided and beaded good value at $10. S4.98 braid- 1 witn rancy all-wool1 trimmed Hercules ' $i Wrappers, 49c. Skirts, 98c. Lot of Century cloth Wrapper, trimmed with braid-all-lined waists full skirt never sold before at lets, than $1.00 Special 49c Lot of French Flan nelette Wrappers, with plain colored yoke -handsomely braided--extra full skirt-a bargainut$1.50..'7'9c velveteen soo brocaded best c.t r 1 S3.9S J 1 Boys'; Outing Flannel Waists: any size, 6 to 12 years; worth 25c 15C Lot of Children's Cloth Capes; all colore; real value 29c XTC Lot of Ladies Worsted Fascina tors; in all shades; worth 29c. -X9C Infant's Haudmade Worsted Boot ees; usual price 19c qc Ladies' fine quality Kid Gloves: with new patent clasps, latest colors, black or white; usual $1.25 grade . T9C 806 rth St. N. W. 192426 Pa. Ave. Potomac 65 70 Arlington 135 150 Cerman American. iss NationalUnion i0"4 12 Columbia zy. 134 Rlfe'gs 7i 8! People's. 5ji 5j Lincoln. 9 9j Commercial. 4 -iy. TITLE INSURANCE. Real Estate Title 90 95 Columbia Title 4 5Vi Wash. TiUe , 214 554 District Title 3 TELEPHONE STOCKS. Pennsylvania 3S 50 Chesapeake and Potomac 05 G7J4 American Graphophone 9J4 9 American Graphophone pfd 10K 11 Pneumatic Gun Carriage 53 .55 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Mergenthaler Linotype. 139J 140J4 Lattston Monotype 18 l9Ji Washington Market. 10 GreatFaRsIce 120 Lincoln Hall 90 Ex-div. Chicago, Nov. 19. Wheat today advanced 1 1-lal 2-S over yesterday's clo.se, but wound up with about half the improve ment lot. The strength was due to the better foreign cables. Local traders re garded with suspicion thestrength in Llvei puol. Receipts at primary points were 1,153,000 bushels, against 091,000 bushels lat year. Receipts in the Northwest con tinued heavy. The clearances from tne Ecaboard were nearly 900,000 bushels. New York icported at the close 35 loads sold there for export. Chicncn Grain and Provision larket Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co., Bankers and Brokers. Members of ttie N. ?. Stock Exchange, 1427 F street. Wheat: Onen. High. Low. Clos. Dec 05J 96 95f 95y May 90K 91?8' OOX-Ji CO'i Corn: Dec 26? 2655 Z0-V 2&3i May 29.1 30 29?i ssg.jj Oats: Dec 22" 22J 21. 2l3g May 22-.J 22JJ-JX 22J-?s 22?g Pork: Dec 7.32 7.37 7.32 7.35 May Lard: Dee 4.17 4.17 4.15 4.15 May 4.40 4.47 4.40 4.45 Spare Ribs: Dec 4.22 4.22 4.22 4.22 May .New TiToi'lc Cotton Market. Open. High. Low. Clos. December 5.6S 5.72 0.66 5.66 January 5.72 5.78 5.70 5.70 March 5.82 5.88 5.80 5.81 May. 5.92 5.97 5.90 5.90 Baltimore .Markets. Baltimore, Nov. 19. Flour dull, unchang ed receipts, 8,004 barrels; exports, none; sales, 400 barrels. Wheat firmer spot aud month, 97 l-2a97 5-8; December, .7 3-4a 07 7-8; May, 94 1-4 bid; steamer No. 2 red. 92 l-2ab2 5-8 receipts.77,882 bushels; exports, none; stock, 1,617,409 bushels; Sah-s, 36,000 bushels southern wheat by sample, 92a98; do. on grade, 93a98. Corn firm spot, monthandDecember,33a33 1-8; Novemoer or December, uewor old, 32 3-ia 33; January, 32 3-4a33; steamer mixed, 31a31 1-8 receipts, 80,211 bushels; ex ports, none; stock, 905,189 bushels; sales, 3,000 bushels southern white and yellow com, 31a35. Oats firmer No. 2 white.' 28 l-2a29, No. 2 mixed, 25 1-L'a26 re ceipts, 30,733 bushels; exports, none; stock, 267,524 bushels. Rye steady No. - near by, 53; No- 2 western, 54, sales receipts, 34,b92 bushels; exports, none; stock, 180, 672 bushels. Ha3 firm, demand fair choice timothv, $13. Grain freights con tinue active, rates steady, unchanged. Sugar strong, unchanged. Butter steady, unchauged. Eggs firm, unchanged. Cheese steady, unchauged. Whisky unchanged. F.r'zemu Helieved in n Day. Br. Agnew's Ointment will cure this dis gusting skin disease without fail. It will also cure Barber's Itch, Tetter, Salt Rheum and all skin eruptions. In from three to six nights It will cure Blind, Bleedlug and Itching Piles. One application brings com fort to the most irritating cases. 35 cents. Sold by V . S. Williams, Ninth and, F streets; Edmonds & Williams, Third street and Pennsylvania avenue. 39. CiA cnc Clio Til. toonvtfo,6hKusf Goldenberg s "THE DEPENDABLE STORE." A special day in the men's furnishings dept. "We want more of you men and more of you ladies who buy for the men to know about this men's depart ment of ours. Want you to understand that our prices are fully a third less than what you pay elsewhere. "We don't have to depend solely upon the profits of this branch of our business for support like the -exclusive men's stores each department helps the other, and you reap the benefit in the lower prices that prevail. Add to the saving; the fact that only goods of the mot worthy character are handled only the satis faction-giving- kind and you can form an adequate idea of the advantages our men's store holds out. For today's economical men we have some in teresting values to offer. Here they are bargains you won't be able to duplicate anywhere else in the city. Men's "Universal" White Laund ered Shirts, well made, and carefuhlly finished equal in overy detail to agrcat many muck higher priced shirts-regular 50c value sizes 14 to 17 perfect fitting which we shall offer today at the special price of 39c Men's regular otic heavy unbleached Canton Flannel Drawers, sizes 30 to 48-inch waist measure-full of worth and wear which we shall orfer today for 43c Men's heavy double back and double breasted natural Shirts warm and com fortablefor which you must pay $1.25 everywhere else will be offered to day for esc Men's gray "Glastonbury" Underwear made of nou-fhrlnkable Australian wool in its natural state especially recommended by phyMcians for per ious exposed to cold weather aud sold at all other stores at $2 a garment will be offered today per garment for $1.48 Men's warm worsted Cardigan Jack ets, in black, brown, navy and garnet, for which you mur-t pay others $1.50 will be offered today for $1.19 Men's regular 50c Suspenders will he offered today for 25c Loeb & Co. 's Ready-io- winter suit. Double or single-breasted; fashionable cloths, in checks and plaids. If there is the least thing to complain of in the cut or make, you don't pay one cent. Ten dol lars is what you would have to pay for the same quality anywhere else Genuine Irish Frieze Overcoat Finely lined with triple warp Italian Cloth, cut and make perfect; style all that fashion can demand. Quality? $12.50 would not pay elsewhere for this quality ...-.$?'. SO Successors to Loeb & Hirsh, 910 F Street M.W. FINANCIAL. . HSBBS&GO. BANKERS and BROKERS, Members New fork Stock Exchange, 1 427 F Street. Correspondents of LADENBURG, THALMANN & CO., New Tork. BROKERS. Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain and Provisions. Correspondents Purnell.Hanahan & Co., membersNew i'ork ConsolidatedExchange; Atwood, VIolett & Co., members Now York Cotton Exchange; Laiusun Bros. & Co., Board of Trade, Chicago. 1333 F St. N. "SV., Adams Bnilding. ocG-tf-om . CORSON & MACARTNEY, Members of the New York Stock Ex change, 1419 F St., Glover Building. Correspondents or Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 80 Broadway. Bankers, andUealersinUovermnent Bonds. Beposits. Exchange Loans. Railroad Stocks and Bonds and nil securities listed on the exchauges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston ana Balti more bought and sold. A specialty made of Invesunent securi ties. Bistrlet Bonds and all local Rail road, Gas, Insurance and Telephone Stock dealt in. American Bell Telephone Stock bouubt; and 6old. mhlS-tf 3SSS3GGGSDSSSaX33S5e AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO. oney to Loan. Thts company has money to loax 5 V) en rusted collateral secunuci as v lowest rate of interest. g U. 0. BELL. President The Rational Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Of the Bistrlet or Columbia. COR. 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Chartered by special aot of Congress, Jan. 1807. and acts of Oct.. 1890, and Feb., 1892. ocZ0-tt Washington Loan & Trust Co. OFFICE, COR. 8TH AN1J F STA. PAIIMJP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION. Loans in any amount nmo? oa approved real estate or collateral a' reasonable rates. Interest; paid upon deposits on dally balances subject to check. This companyactsas executor.ad- nuuistrator, trustee.agent.trcasurer. regifetrur and in an oUier fiduciary capacities. Boxes Tor rent in Durgiar nnd f Ire- proof vaults for safe deposit and storage of valuable packages. JOHN JOY EBSON President JOHN A SWOPE ..Vice President H. S. CUMMINGS Zd Vice President JOHN R UARMOUY. .Treasurer ANUUEW I'AKliiiU. Secretary 1 M 924, 926, 928 7thr cough. Erst. Ladies' Sample Waists at less than half price. We have 3ust purchased a lot of 85 Ladies' Fine Cloth Waists, whick were used as samples by one of the bess known makers of Ladles Waists ia the country. We bought thern wonderfully cheap and we shall let you have them at proportionately low prices. They consist of Waists of fine all-wool Serge, all-wool Ladies Cloth, black figured Brilliantlne, changeable Brilliantlne, faney nool Plaids and several fancy y v etvec vaiia inaoein rue very newras folk effects. ?te.--some of which are finished with tucks across the front sizes34,3G and 3. Noneof themsoJd for less than $1-75 -and most of them, for $3 and S3.50. Today we shaUIet you Take your choice for 39f Wear and Custom Clothing. jjSff Splendid Suits to Order, $9.9Q : Made to your measure and eat by our expert. Finest kind of work; - and trimming. Fit and wear guar anteed. More stylisk work ennnot be purchased. New and exclusive patterns of cloth, which we Invite you to inspect. AJLFCTiaN SAI.ES. THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AjtctSaneers, 612 E St. N. w. Under and by virtue of two certain deeds of trust, dated Jolv 15, 1896, and recorded July 25, 1S96, Liber 2152 at Folios 1 and 6, et seq., respectively, of the land records of tne Instnct o Co lumbia, default having occurred in. tlw performance of -the coiiuttwtud of tne bonds or writings obligatorv, referred to Iu the said deeds of trust, and for trie ruliaurt punctual performance of which, said deeds of trust were given, aud a the written re quest or the secretary of the body cor porate, the obligee, holder, and owner oC said bonds, or writings obliga tory, the undersicned ti us tees . will offer for sale at public auction in front of the premises, on THURSBAY, the 2d day i -tt.i-e. . a- ' .-.. t , u 1 tHCt. i. m., all those two pieces or parcels of land situated in square east of -qtiare twelve Hundred and ninety-six 1 l:i6 ), in that pare of the City of Washington formerly called Georgetown, the said lot being nnmSered -', III Uenlty Ull-I !. k-'i i iih W said Georgetown, and the same being in a Gquare formerly numbered 126 in said Georgetown, and described respectively bv I, tie ami ooumis-. i urn ws. r ksi. be ginning on the south line of Mad Hon (for merly Wet) street at a poiut 77.77 feet webterl y f rum theiutsrse rrtfm of said line of Madison street, and the west line of Thirty fifth (formerly Fayette) street; ths same tienm tne nortmveet corner of a ten foot alley, lyinic on the ea-st side of the tend hereDy conveyed and running tnence west erly with said south line of Madison street 17.41 feet to the venter of the party wall between houses numbered 8o02 nnd 3304 Madison strwi. tnence southerly with th center line of said narty wall and the projection thereof 91.08 feet: thence easterly 17.30 feet until It inter sects the west line or the aiorenientioned ten-foot alley at a point 93.15 feet south erly from south line or Madison street, and thence northerly alon me west line of said alley 93.13 feet to the place of liexitininjr, together with a right or way over said ten-foot alley. Second, beginning un the south line of Madison iiormerlv West streeS,at apoinD. 95.26 feet westerly from the intersection of the "ald line of Madivm -tree,and the west line of Thirty-fifth formerly Fay ette) street; the same bemi; the center of, the party wall bctweeu houses numbered 3302 and 3304 Madison street, and nm ninir thence westerly alonjr the south lino or Madison street 17.82 feet to the cen ter ofthcwestwalloriiousenuinbered 3504 Madison street: thence southerlyalong the center line of said west wall and the pro jection thereof 88.75 Teet; thence south easterly 20.08 feet until it intersects the projection cf the center line of the above mentioned party wall at a point 1)1.06 feet southerly from the line of Madron street, and thence northerly alanx the center line of said party w-all, and its projection 91.06 feet totheplaeeof bOKinning;togetherwith a right or way over the rear 3 feet or premises numbered 3502 Madison, street northwest, the same adjoining the prop erty hereby conveyed on the east, in order to give an outlet to the 10-foot alley on the eaht side of premises nnmlvered 3502 Mailixm street: and the right of way over ."aid 10-foot alley. The above lots being each improved by a now iwo-.tory and cellar brick dwelling: Mx rooms nnd bath, with all modern improvement, and being houses numbered .'1502 and ."1304 Madison stieet northwest. Said bouse. to be first offered separately, and if not so sold, will then be offered In block. Terms of sale: All cash. A depositor SI 50 will he required r th time of sale on each house and lot If sold separately, and $200 it sold in block. Terms of sale to be compiled with within 1 0 days from the date of sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser or purchasers. Conveyancing, recording, nto at purchaser's cost. STEPHEN VAN WYCK. Trustee. Washington Loan and Trust Building. FREU'K L. SIDBON8. Trustee. L Wfishlciin Loan and Trust Building. noiy-usus S7.50 CO.,