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W ooDwARD & LorHRop,
ONE PRICE BOSTON HOUSE,
921 Pennsylvania avenue. 92l

JERSEY WAISTS AND JACKETS.
GRAY JACKETS
We showing novelty and something entirely
new in JERSEYS suitable for ladies in half mourning
and those preerring subduel colors This Jersey ia
made to order for and cannot be found elsewhere
The price is only s3.5
OUR $3.50 JERSEY
In black and colors. increases in popularity daily which
shows corcasiyely that it is the best Jersey IN THE
MARKET AT THAT PRICE.
OUR SIS JERSEY,
In black and The most desirable colors French shape
with Plated back, handsome satin bow revere collar
and pccaets, superior to anything offered at the
price elsewhere.
just received invoice of Navy Blue and Garnet
JERSEYS. French share made of imported material,
which We viii offer at the VERY REASONABLE PRICE
OF 81.
CREAM WHITE JERSEYS.
few of these in stock. which We offer AT THE Low
PE1CE of So so.
BLACK SILK JERSEYS,
We are Offering an elegant ALL SILK JERSEY for
$40.
REMNANTS OF PRINTED GOODS.
sArTEENs. Lawns.
CRETONNES. GINGHAMS
PRINTS. PERCALES
SHIFTING. &c.
All Of which have been marked down to q very low fig
ure in order TO Close them all out previous to our semi
annual stock taking.
400 yards Grass Linen. reduced to Sc per yard
9oo yards Plain bingham, reduced from II &c. to exc.
per yard. to close.
Best Prints. exc per yard. warranted.
EMBROIDERED ELAN n Ell, reduced from 81 37H
to 81 per yard
Bargains in Remnants of Embroidered Flannel
One lot of CARRJCKMACROsS LACE. 90 and 2
inches wide, reduced from 25c. per yard to l5c, to
Close out.
WHITE CANVAS BELTS, 15c. each
DRESS SHIELDS, full Hne including white and
black very desirable Cor Jerseys.
GREAT REDUCTION IN NULL FICHUs.
large variety Of Handembroidered Ficlq1s both in
pain and polka dot white and fancy coored at Just
about hall price. to close them out before stock taking
PARASOL DEPARTMENT.
All Of our Finest Parasols are now marked down TO as
each regardless of former price Coachers all marked
down.
Another lot Of Ladies' SILK JERSEY GLOVES, G
and 8 button length, IS and sly cents.
Choice Shades OF Tan. Terra Gotta, Shrimp Pink,
Brown. Plum. &c.
treSe tilOYeS by mail Will
to order them Immediately in order to &c. choice of
colors.
LADIES' HOSE, SOLID COLORS.
Just opened this week the Greatest Bargain of the
Season.
Splendid quality. fan fashioned. We have them in
BLACK Cardinal Garnet Brown and Navy Blue, and
shall sell them for the extremely low price of 35 cents
per pair or 3 pairs for 81.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FINE CORSETS,
In a few sizes only.
Lot No. 1.-seven CoRsETs Only. Fine French
Woven ll8in. PIG. 1921. 1-25. Reduced from IS to
81.
Lot No. 2.-Twelve CORSETS. French Couti'le
1-1S-tn., 2 9. 224, 325. 227, 1-2S. 1-29. Reduced
from IS. 90 each to g. so.
Lot No. 3.-Four CORsETs. 2-27-in.. 1-2s 1-29
Ere nch Woven. Reduced from 81. so to g.
EEwE HAVE NO OTHER SIZES OF THESE
GOoDs!l anil
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EAmY FALL SUPPLIES.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry x Bro.as-,
Has NOW '.READY FOR INSPECTION" A COM
PIETE STOCK OF ALI.-wOOI. PARIS CANEIS-
HAIRS, LUPIS'S FRI NCH CASHMERES-AI.L
COLORS. CHUDDA CLOTHS, HABIT CLOTHS
DkP DE RARS, FRENCH TRICOTS ALL
WOOL SCOTCH PLAIDS, BIZ ACK AND COIORED
SILK VELVETS, ELEGANT STOCK OF BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS, OTTOMANS MUsCO-
SiTES AND RHADAMES FROM THE BEST
FRENCH MANUFACTURERS.
PARIS JERSEYS. EMBROIDERED FICHUS: SILK
CHUDDA. SHETLAND AND CASHMERE
SIIAWLS.
GENTS MAUDS. LADIES' BLANKET sHAwLs.
FANCY PARAsOLS AT COST.
LOWEST PRICES" ON ALL SUMliER DRESS
FABRICS. EMBROIDERED ROBES AND LA.
DIES LINEN AND MOHAIR BUSTERS,
Sc CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECI PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Buildins
fennsylvsnia avenue. corner 9th street.
Established Is4o. auIl
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YNESLEYAN COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES'
w Wilmington: Dslsware.-superior advantasss
charges. Address Rev. JOHN WILSON. Pm. d.
President. iy26- 6v
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MY STUDIO AND PRIVATE LESSONS. WITH
W. Stretching from Nature continue through the year
Pencl and St1b Drawng. Wster Color and Oh PAINTING
Landscape. Elowarlt CompoGitoo. Long experience
Building. SEATON DONOHO. E8-Sm
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
II OsT-TUEsDAY EVENING, A LARGE. OH
Il fashioned Watch Seal 4 liberal reward viii be
paid for its return to Mr. GUNDLY corner of 18th and
Samson streets northwest. 1t.
r OsT-oN AUGUST 13. LADY's GOLD NECK
! lace. A liberal reward will be paid if returned to
the Star Office. 1t.
T OST-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS-FOUR 500
and two 81 bills, about $3.50 m. to-day between
War and Treasury buildings. Finder viii please return
to 2l7 ~ street northwest and be suitably reward
ed. aul5-3ts
TAKEN UP ASTRAY ONE GRAY HORSE AU-
Il gust 10th. Owner will come forward. prove prop
erty, pay charges and taxa him away. HENRY Vt.
PlXTON. Columbia Heights. 14th and Boundary
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MO WINDY ADvERTIsEMENTs. NO INSOLENT
IN agent to talk you TO death but tho Finest AseOrt-
ment Of al the Leading Sewing Machines 1t prices tha
no canvasser can approach Rentin&. Repairing. 10
MCKENNEY,
my3 az Oh stEeet.
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HAvE YOU SEEN TT
THE HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.
II not be sure to examine It before you purchase Il
is positively the highest running and simplest Sewing
Machine ever made.
We have also the light running NEW HOME. very
simple and durable Sewing Machine. All other makes
always on hand,
Mschines sold on easy monthly payments and special
discount tor cash, at
OPPENHEIMER'S
Reliable Sewing Machine ana Fashion RoomA
Cos 9th street northwest St Cloud Building.
Good Machines For Rent.
All kinds Repaired. iy28
MO WINDY ADvERTIsEMENTs. NO INSOLENT
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HONZA6A COLLEGE, ISTREET NORTHwEs
W One year ago advertised our Colleee as an fms!

lHONAAGA COLLEGE, 7ISTREET NORTHWEST.
" One year ago advertised our College insti-
tuition to which parents ght send their in the fun
Of having them well taught and trained. This
year I can speak in the name Of those parents who
trusted my promise and guarantee continuance of the
same splendid opportunities: Our professors are skull
full and devoted to their work. and students show
already the influence Of their training The Classical
and Commercial Courses are by nstruc-
teachers who are Of hugh standing n their Respective
expense The object of the Military Drill is to secure
grace and of movement and TO afford means Of
healthfu bodily exerciee. Parents may safely trust
my promise when ten them that Gonssgn College VIII
Terma $40 Der quarter. in advance.
iy9O-I1ns JNO. ]. MURPHY. President.
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TIME lotto" GAS ENGINE
l. Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
Elevators. Sewing Machines. Meat Choppers. Printing
per and Ruling Machinery: Lsthes: &c., &c This co:
speed the least number OF working part and
great simplicity of mechanism.
For particulars TO pIicea &c. spply at Once 0f
Washington Gas Light Co. ivI3
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE OR LEASE-A HANDSOME PRIVATE
Il residence at Waverly, Baltimore county, Nd
hot and cold water path closets large stable and out
ance OF fruit fifteen minutes by horse carsto Union
depot and one hour to Washington. Members of Com
gress gentlemen In the departments will find this
healthy and desirable residence. portion Of the
nture would also be rented il desired For full par
hculars address MARSHALL p. SMITH, 50 Lexin9.
ton street, Baltimore. aull-e&w ST.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

EWR SALE-BUILDlNG LoTS-I HAVE SOME OF
the finest Lots in the northwest section for at
what are now cheap prices prospective street and
other improvements will greatly enhance the value:
now is the time to buy for the coming fan and spring
ADVANCES JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
Reai Estate Broker,
anll-2w 1416 street northwest
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DRIFA1E ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Il No 405 last CAPITOL STREET.
~, CHARLES e. HILTON. A. NJ. Principal.
ne rail Term OF this school Will open SeItember 10
1883 students fitted for college scientific school
civil service eXalnln atoms, business. A limited
number Of pupils will be admitted into the family of tho
fflncUal. who viii receive constant supervision,
particular attention given to individual needs Eyen;np
classes VIII be formed and private instruction
both sexes. References furnished aull- am
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Mt. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE, NEAR BAL
~ ~ amoEs; MdmIhis institution Is supplied with an
for thorough Classical and Commercial Education.
Ierms.Boarders per session Of five months, $780, day
students. session of five months $25 Studies re-
sumed September 8. 1888. BRO. JOSEPH. Director.
Mt St Josephs College. Carroll P. o.. Baltimore
neyat Law. Washington. D. O.. 435 eth street norh
west, au1-lms'
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A GADEMY OF THE VISITATION. FOR YOUNG
"A Ladies and Little Girls, Connecticut aud l.
streetIhe exercises of the Academy viii be resumed
on SEPIEMBER 10TH. A limited number of perlna-
nent and weekly boarders viii be received. well as
day pupils. suI.wSs 1n'
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EOR SALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT OF
II about acres; Of It'll street road and Whit
avenue; commodous house, large barn; convenient
fine lawn good water. Inquire on prem.
ises. 634 Pennsylvania avenue. te2S-3m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

nor RENT-OFFICES. BEST LOCATION IN
4 city for SIeciaist Occuiist, Artist or Physician
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, 1873
New YORK avenue. aul4-3t
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PERSON AL.

210n WILL BE PAID FOR POSITION OF
R4OV any kind in one OF the Departments Ad-
dress Discreet, Star Office. aul5-3ts
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PROFESSIONAL.

LIAsY FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH AND
11 longevity; hence the thousands that visit DIR.
opposite Wilard,s hotel for relief from Corns. Bun
ions Diseased and other Complaints Of the Feet
ton, DC. Patronized by the most eminent physicians
order. iy27
treats successfully Female Diseases, Neural9ia.
Khepmatis1n. Chis Paralysis Nervous Diseases, 80.
given. l417 G street. opposite Riggs House. o2O
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VNHE WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Il A Boarding and Day School
For Young Ladies and Children, Will reopen Septem
Der 18th with q full corps Of experienced teachers.
For Circulars apply at the Institute, 1923 and 1O2
18th street northwest. aul-3m
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EfOR SALE-SMAIL CASH PAYMENTS-EASY
II terms, Building Lots. in the village of Mount Pleas
ant. head of i4th street. DANENHOWER & son, 1226
street. ans I'm
EQR SALE-CHE AP, TO PROMPT PURCHASER,
IL Lot on Odd street northwest. north Washing
ton Circle. THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.. 1924 + street
northwest. au4-2w
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EKENCH LESbONS.-CLASS FOR BEGINNERS
T. AUGUST 10: at6:45 ?. m. good pronunciation
acquired In one term by my Euphonic System,
Glasses for Young Ladies and Children $50 q M for
Ladies and Gentlemen. 6:45 pm. MILE v. PRtO'
HOMME, 1873 Il street NV. MIA comfortable
home and good board to young ladies DESTROYS
ing the French Language sTecislty 1y3l-3In
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CLOSING PRIcES or BOSTON STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
R.lnriod hn JoHS IL DIVE q 60. u WANT.
EHInAY. Nov. 1G-P. u.

To-day's Stock Market was nothing more than
repetition of yesterdays with the times of strength
and weakness reversed. To-day the two or three
large operators who have assumed 20 control the
values of many thousands of millions of securities
made higher prices III the early deal
ings and later seemed to be as intent
on offering stocks down, AZ before they had been
earnest in marking prices up The movements of
those leaders were supplemented by moderate fol-
lowing of room traders and that all there was Of
the days market. which records transactions in
2s3 400 shares. OF the total business,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
tyibuted 1O4 900 shares, and it luc-
tuated from 81 1919 TO 81 1912, and finally
closed at lIs5s-A higher than last evening. Ore
gop and Transcontincntal was the next stock in
point of activity; it recorded transactions of 10000
shares between 1873 and 4944, and it ended at 1874.
Lake Erie and Western unusually active and
rose from % 10 %, but, influenced by the general
weakness of the late market sold at "a. Northwest
ern. St. Paul. Lake Shore Michigan Central. Central
and Hudson and Union Pacific, after early moderate
advances, all closed from y TO 81 lower than last
evening. And it not known at the close that
Dow & Joness news bureau had the official report
Of the Union Pacific September business, which
showed decrease in net earnings from
those of September, 1882. Of $450,S35;
this. added to the decrease for August
makes the decrease in net earnings for the two
months of August and September $685., 266, OF at
the rate of Sc, 629,596 per snnum. The general
market closed seemingly weak but it did so because
IL was made to do 80 by the same operators who
Yesterday made IL close seemingly strong.
Government bonds were quiet and generally
steady; but 4l9s were ls lower Annexed are the
closing limitations
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North RiUer. Vessels aud Railroads.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Nov. 16, 1893.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

$1,000 NEw-YoRK. Friday Nov. 1G. 1888.
Pearls, Ga O7c
Southern 30d3lc. -
CoA-Ihe cold weather has given impetus to the bus
ness IN Anthracite and good movement ~ reported az
prices showing uniform seaness. We quote; Lump IS 20
dS9 ~ crate So 0Od$4 b0 Egg So 05dS5 5O stove - 40
80 90; Chestnut, - 1896 40; Broken SO 65DS4 800
steamer IS % 49, Pea So by the cargo as to dey
BituminOus unchanged at 80 T5dSi % Camel at
Newport News 81 5OdS05O
Observation-Disclosures.
Rio steady at l2'c for Fair larger sales
eDracln JOl HerschCl lOl Reliance $40 Ben
Venue 5Z9 eK Advance 1000 Tycho Brahe and 10000
Ena on private terms Stock here In first hands, 1872
3 bag options higher but only moderately active Sales
10000 bags at l075al0S5 for November lQ60dl075 for
DecchDef lo50GlO.75 for January 1050UlO7O Tor Feb
Iuay ana March, lOG0dl07O for April and 1895 for Juy
ghuaiy was sfchanged Tor December eyen closing prices
we're steahy but Irregular follows November 1880
1850 December 10 G50l0TO January 1860 O76; FebIu
sy IUoO lOt3i March, 10000 1865; April 1860 1885,
nay IQopa 100 June 1860 Mild steady good Cucuta,
COITON-SpOt Cotton higher but quiet at the advance
Sales $3.50 bales. Delivered contracts 300 bales.
ceips at the ports, 53O63 bales against
week and last for the week 24OO27 bales against
2602b last week and 251Si5 last year September
lO60oO3 bales against lS76,77j same period last year
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600, Rye $4,000 Barley $4,000 snp%sn so p IL
10000 Rye. $500: Barley $1,000 a., xo>
eli 10 Lard at ll.65 Bulk nieats1clear nrmly hed;
Bacon quiet Ibut firm. Hogs actye, trm, Common and
Light fs Packing and B9cbers u GoSsS oo' receipts
MnwASKEE, Wis: Nov; i0.-Tlcur quiet, steady whess
No at SIC oats higher No 2, 2sase;. Rye, dull
No At 66lc; No. az 55c. Receipts-F1our, 1000
bbls Wheat 1000 busb Barley, 33, 90 bush Shipments
Flour 5000 bblsi Wheat $4,000 BUSH Barley, $4,000
bush
TOLEDO, Nov. 16.-wheat shade higher; No White at
81 % No 2 do, 95ec; No. do 90c; No. Eed cash.
81 040 $1 07; November 81 O3 December 81 o. Ia jan
sse 10 TO- ssc Rejeei.S Zoe cSrn droopusi High
January 4s1c; May, 6ssc. RseeiPts-wbea 5000
bush; Corn 1900 bush. Oats 10000 bush. shipments
Wheat $4,000 BUSH. Corn. 5000 BUSH oats, 1000:
ST. LoUls I6f1Our steady and unchanged Wheat
closed lower No. Red Fall 81 OO1s9sl Ol cash 81 0Oss
November; 81 02 December 81 007s all year. 81 ools
6st05t January 81 o6h February q lob Nay No y
cash 44c: November: 42a42ac pecember 427sc all the
year 42G42'4c. January 46isc May. Oats hrmer &C
S2S,S22Ss cash. 25'.c November; 265e December;
At 62c ReeeiPtes-four LOO b6ls Wheat 1900 s
bush. Barley $4,000 bush. shlpmentsFlonr 5000 6bs;
Wheat $4,000 b1sh Corn. 1900 bush; Oats, lOOO Rye
none Barley, 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-17
Nrzv WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER H. 1888

guest fun prices sales Zoo Picked Shoulders
LSSO PICKED Hams 1 ZOO Picked Bs s0Is
Long Clear quoted here 7cJ az West saes short
Sle1T private terms quoted Sts do Soyepber
TARDspot lots fairy active for export at an
SFSe Of S 5 PER opened 6 Se
Grade, spot, 950797 &c $50 tes Choice for export SO
79Oc year, 1921 e0c 5000 tcs January 1851 SO,
closing 9oci 275O ties. February. s059S0c, closing
SO5c;i March, closing SOFAS l2c April, 4GS20c 300
7SOc Of No CITY, sales IS tcs 756c Refined in fair de
mand sales 500 ties Continent private terms quoted $780,
BUTTER very firm, good demand grades; state
Creamery 34G35c Pennsylvania do 81 a34c; Western do
S3G35c state Dairy half hrins tubs and pals rs G3oc;
ton Creamery, 22026c; Western Dairy 15d25c. Western
Factory. lOal9c CHEEsE-smes at irm prices. with a
ern l2SG21c Poor to Prime 9ldl2c Western Flat 10G
all c Creamery Skins 205c september Fancy, 10 the
trade l2al2c ...EGGS have fair sale at full prices
state and Pennsyyanis 3OGSlc Western and Canada 2S@
Unchanged and moderately active
SEEDS-CloyeT 1itG '4cJ Timothy, u G0SSl 10 Flax
sUGAR-Raw dull and weak Fair Refining, Ba06 elGci
sales 600 hhds Martinique &C., and 100 hhds Centrifugal &C.
Refined hrmer Cut Loaf 9sc; Crushed else; Cubes s2c
Powdered SL@Sa4c.; Granulated 3l6q 4c Mould A;
Sic. COnfectoners a" SCI standard "A" 7'5G7s4ci on
A., 14d7 nc; White Extra &c" TAI &c; Extra "C t2G
67sc.; &C" 64Q64c.: Yellow 6G6sc.
sTEARINE-Iard IN fair request quoted firm sales
10000 CITY, Sl2c; 10000 ID do, December, sasc; $4,000
n OleOmargsrIne Stearne, sac.
TALLOW-In fair demand and held firm; Prime City
IEA-Quiet, steady.
ToBACCO-Kentncky arm Lugs Ease; Leaf s9l4c.;
sales for the week 1854 hhds for the week TAI hhd
Seed Loaf quiet and steady sales 900 1880 Penns
yana 100 c 200 1881 do 69 IL c 100 cases 1882
sc 90 eases 1882 NewEngand, II 93Oc l23 cases
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

r,sr 1mFDrY Penn Nov l6.-Cdtle-Reccipts for the
week 400 head Of local market active ana 1900 hEne
lar Good and PRIME Good shippers, - 1o@SO 80 1oou
utcbrrinp 75dSJ 90 StOCkers and Feeders = 40
To- Vecentl for the week. 5000 head market sttay
philadelphias 50 dS5 10; Workers. - 40 asa 90 H.,
SbssD-Hectpts for the week, loSEO ht'tl MA ~ -
active and 25c higher; Extra - 90 aH0s Sooui 81 "a
"sPP IIor.ts Nov lG Cdtla-Rcceips 600 head; ship
-, 9o6 market scarce best grades teitng
nen,s, IyiaTta ri 100 k8 so; Good Choice ship
~, az 40 as; Medium to Fair - 90 80 20 COml9u %
ri M StocIers Feeders 80 0OdSA 20 texans - -o~
- ~ Pecrts shipments, 100 head market
steady and firm best grades Fair 10 FOOD - oo'
Primo to Fancy 80 20 81 % Texans ~ 90 - o. ~
HogsNRCccpts 400 head; shpments lleV nea ma va
krt active demand anu mbhei '"e'''e' -
hGGrIG1 Soy 6-The DroprrS Journal reports; HogsL
RECEIPTS 80 head shipments i2Ou neal ia
d III nc higher: Packing "a 1884 90 Packing anu
Shipping 81 GOaS5 1O Light, 81 20 81 co. sAps S'~
~; Recepts 5000 head; shipments $500 head ;
aylst strong active and 0d l5c. higher Exports 20 SVS
H ooS tn Choce Shipping S. 6OdS6 10; Common 10
Medium "a 25GS5 90; Range cattle strong u ds a
higher SO 7OdS4 3d. Americans - 4OaSo W.
SJIeDReceipts, $500 head shipments EVVi n'i M
st9ady Inferior TO falr, S[9Soi "ooui :" 80 N"' -
IGn TsrSS Nov l6-Cau,-Recepts to-day 1000 head
total Tor week thus far $500 head TOT saule uno ~
80 600 head; consigned through 200 cars mar
demand offerings mainly FAIR To Mtoiuh
Igi TO Good steers ~ 20 $50 40 Michigan oAen'
20 Recepts to-day 500 head; total for week thus far
0o6 head. for same time last week, 2OOOO head
through is cars; market In fair demand pnt AZ lower ~
Fnr 10 Good Western, SidS4 oOj Ihoioo 'orah - W.
% uecripts today $4,000 head; total for week mus
f,r bO 300 head; same time last week 4SVOV
ma et Inn good demand, but at lower rates Good 70 S
Medium Weights, "a O5aS4 75j Common 10 EAu" ii6''
Z a
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STATE OF TRADE
DoNEsTIC MARKETS.


BALTIMORE Nov steady Mddng 20 do GI
ira "a 75dI T5 Family $500 10 CITY Mills ,,ye
Tcstern closing easier southern Red u izafl 80 %
iGSf n No Maryland 81 II 4, No 9WesteTh
cr he'd spoi 81 0S November II OS December u 70
sv al t III a. February IL la Corn -so1tnsEn
Ier Wesern nTm southern White, % dOIc New 80
l Vauow III Soc New 53G57c Western Mixed agos
~ Nav ~ S.d5sc all the year 67lsd &C. jan 2o
% ~ stcamer b3d53Lc. oats higher southern, $780,
Westen White 30G4lci DO mixed 81 G3Og;i IIoyI
ni AZ Glic rye quiet ut S6d6Sc Recepts-Fpdo1,I'
sHs bhs Wheat 99O 600 busll Corn, 900 eush V
80 ~ ROo Shipmcns-Wheat, 4l,0OO saes-"hoa''
oo000' oo3 hnsh Corn, 900 bush ,,... sru
%HtSSr,Jo 4 Y Nov l6.-FlOur unchanged WheAt s a
orS unsettled; No. Had Duluth at 81 TO- Sofh t Iu
hut arm sample al 50iqc 800 bush DO az - me-
p Uats weak; No. White at Soc Barley,E.,ohhs,:
Vairoad frelqhts TO New.York steady Sanal ugisnt
nhenged Valroad receipts-FlOur, 1000 Dbls ~
5000 Gasheis; Corn tO6oo oats 1900 Barley oi 200
Lake recepts-Flour 5000 DDls WheSJ lVt ~.
Farley none Railroad 5000 to tide
wwaterIWSeat 10000 bush Oats $1,000 BUSH To inter-
maJis,e uoints-W heat, 1900 Corn 5000. 49, ,-., n,
CHICAGO Soy l6Four dun Wheat IN lar dem anmary
oSar NoyembeE 964d96Sc December &c; si,L
~ 64a, Nav 40 chicago SPRING e6c no 40 o w.
GSStc, 10 Red Winter 81 OOGs 100 tO t u IN %
than yesterday at 40d49sc November s5is s5Iis &c
May hrin AZ 2s'se SSy Mac; RS ye Weak at 5Gc
nnrIsy dulI at l6lac. Freghts-Con TO Bunaioo ,b
ptsed higher az II 30. Receips-Flour, liOOo Dds
Wheat 100000 busB.i Conb IOlOOO DaSh" oa''' 0O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHIADEIPHIA Nov. l6-Hay quiet but steady, and prices
without decided change. Flour hrnoI small sales ri
s376as3 s5L Wheat fairly active and advanced isG &c.
closing steady the call sales OF No Red In grain
Depot al 81 II do In export elevator 81 IL No Delaware
Red In export elevator II Ia No Delaware Red IN export
elevator 81 ~ Western Red do. quoted at SlOSi2
CornTh was good demand for futures and the man ke
operatng Car lots continued dull and favored buyers No
Mixed IL Twenethst elevator, DC; No High Mixed
track, 0Sc steamer In TWentteb-st elevator, BIC Oats
The market for lots active and IA c higher under
light offerings sales u No. Mi1edS7c no White "a zc
nhort storage No. White, 35sci DO Regular 3Ssi 40
Track 80 2c and Fancy DO. Track 3Sc. Recepts-FOnr
1000 bbisi Wheat $4,000 bush; Rye, 1000 Lush OATS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-17
A SCREW THREAD PATENT SUI.

TRENTON, Nov. 16.-In the United States
Circuit Court In this city this morning, preliminary IN
junction granted TO restrain the Henry b. Newhal
Company OF Eew-YOrk, from alleged infringement Of a
patent which the Feter Drive Screw Company claims
70 own for making screWs Of certain angular thread