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The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
CATTLE MAEKET.

Balhn're. Sept INSTRUMENTATION this week
II, 54s head. TIE receipts are fair as 70 nurnbers
footing Up only about $50 head less than they wee
last Nek and are Sufficient Tor the slow demand in
sil me yards Far Western sell as last week, .,
5zga 30 per 100 pounds gross. nearer points lvb-
weights. 4s045.l0: haayiss. 4s0a5 %. Iizht ,ic.
L5ouA79 sad foughs. 2@GA65 per 10 poaHqs
gross.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Trads Tor all Is slow al
without any variation frCm the quotations q Is.t
VeeS' VIZ od saeep. i-zgf 1-4c.. and feE ezra
d shade higher lambs. la 1-2c. The receipts
numbsr some 20 esriosd--i0 le-s than lasr week
IAi-sEs-FoilorinE the ether stock above usfs
Is allow and 70 change IN yaiuss. the agures o. the
last tSo market days ruling non, y.z: $40 lie per
gOuad.
New York sept. H-BEEvEs-Esosip,s. $50; =
ears On sale. steady 70 ueak. cIo-ad easier. Balls
and COWS ogeLed steady % Toe lover. eLozea a5a
fgc Of On medirm 10 zo9d eOas aad ilsat Balls.
several esr unsois Steers 4s84s6 o.. osss ssi
sisgs. 5on $50, bulls. Z7seIs5. Fsays EXPORT g.
5000, eess. i7satc9. Tar Wes.aH As.fsrs so
re Use fatsD steady a. HOB. rstrzsra,or 49,,
&c. per y0l1a. exports, l9re.
q, LFts-tecsiD-s. 2s.g. markst z.ale. lower.
reais, s..e4b.sg, t9ps, ssz I-zus75s gfsssgf1
saEEP ASD LAMgs-Re-slDts z3sz,. Is2 cars
zoe loEss. j. lars aliolA sheep asas 81 iswbs
ASgFe %, eslls. 80. caaadian is5aas. 559ggO8.
hPss-4-ete ~ lf zssi ~isafy rs 431r5i8.
CEicagos AlFf E-Tk-fs sl1 zoos se.s.1 g.
desirable cattle to-day. md price, far s4eh -
ssfe stesty tenH7qa abs ncc-1 trades rr,z
generally ~ l3G !1Her. Good % choice estfIe
- 8.5ba8.I1. cour1a-r grades ~ fZ-as. g. efrfk-
ess sa4 fee4ers bsc4ssi z.IsuS69. hlaf eoaa seA
keFers Zg945 g.. Tezzs sfe.ft 3 55F-a =. rar4-rs
zZF5B srd calves. 20 Ia
Prices Tor hogs steady uith an active ds1a-A
fFoE p@e2r1F ste aai5Dsra Heavy f5zs soii :. 4Is
40 ne frolfhi B7fGEtj. 8Hd c4..s -fl1fra
AZ gHfEgerte fiy snail 81 pDiY - ssetp sEs .sr-s
FesF'tes j. sffoar mzrE-t prime f5eEs T.si1s-
ssozt lce AigheF- sheep s9ls AZ 1sf.t = ~ Fs.-l
rqcks. 5| fcr fee1-rs. Z10Et - 20 natis.s
zsd Afe12 81 10 eliia Fst Werarn i-fats - IL
80. ssa rfc.ss nztifea t1oszht q
Erce p5s-s-sft.f. zs.eo5 Bed, a.rs. $3.50 head:
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EMPLOYEES COOPERATIVE STORES.
Plan of Railroad Men to Economic on
NPcesSaries.

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-Leaders of the .ii@er-
ent railroad employees organizations are
considering plans for the establishment Of
employees grocery stores al the diVisim
points of the various lines throughout the
country. II is proposed TO have the stores
conducted on the cooperative plan, the
stock 10 be subscribed for by the en-
ployes Of all branches. The stores are
not intended to be money-nlakeTs. but if
profit accrues from their operation il VIII
be divided among the Stockholders.
The new plan is TO be ,ried first at
Chillicothe, Ohio, the divisional head
quarters of the Baltimore and oaiO
Southwestern Road. Practical grocery
men will be placed in charge, and thtir
accounts will be subject To inspection by
a committee of the Stockholders If the
grocery store Is a success OtEer Depart
ments, such as clothing, boots, and sh. Is,
hardware and furniture, may be Sdded.
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HOW TO DESTROY TRUSTS
ltates Must Adopt a General Plan,
Says Gov. Sayers.
Discussion a. the ST. Louis Conference to
Bs Largely Confined tn Mapping Out
Plan IT Campaign-SayeTs
Stands for Destruction.

81 Louis, Sept lS.-Gov. Joseph d. Say
CTS, OF Texas, the originator of the anti
Trust conference between governors and
attorneys general, which is to open here
Wednesday, Attorney General Smith, of
Texas, aGd Gov. Jones and Attorney Cen
ual Davis, Of Arkansas; Gov. Stephens
and Attorney General Crow, of Missouri,
arrived .u the city today
Gov. Sayors has prepared no pro-
e'amMe for The conference, and says the
meeting Will be entirely informal, the
oe.esales themselves deciding the manner
o. proceeding after they come together.
lie asserts, hoSever, that the conference
VIII be distinctly inimical 10 trusts. The
ohy question in his mind is whether
trusts should bee regulated or abolished.
ms be- thinks, is the question that will
Dr. 1Wolt upon chiefly In the discussions.
III an interview, Gov. Sayers said:
nave 30 plan or programme for this
conference. / merely wrote letters to all
'A' governors, asking them 10 join me
a' 81 Louis for a conference. whose OBJ
.tH would De 10 devise ways and means
o, either regulating the trusts or annihi-
Auhg them. ] am impressed with the fact
maj the trust as it now exists, is an
t'--" terrible cvil-with which We must
s.eip.' sooner or later. our dual form
v' government has given rise to the di-
'r>.'y 90 opinion as 10 whether the ma
~'-a. "E State governments should take
Up TIE task Of lighting trusts
another question upon which there Is
e".siaa ls whether trusts should be mere
regulated or whether the fight should be
more iar-T-aching, and have for its OBJ
s'.l Their destruction. Personally, | am
I" favor az destruction, root and branch.
nave D" patience with the trust In any
Iviin. and don't believe regulation will do
a. good They must be destroyed.
but one thing is certain. one State
OaA do nothing II II attempts to fight
e.'ne. and the influence of several States
y weakened II they DO not conduct their
,EAs according 10 the same general plan.
." o.A'r words. II the States are 10 ac-
-'AB.1sh anything shey must act in har-
m9ry
though, that II the governors Of a
.'"'lA' iaa.e number OF States could be
-''-taI together with their attorneys
s7-s'a-. 'acy could arrive al some agree
.''"' as 90 The ways and means Of oppos-
me trusts and destroying them.
anticipate there will be no set speech
J expect TO do some talking IN an in
-,'Lal way. II would be impossible for
- A". 10 come out OF such an exchange
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, Sept S.-WHEAT-Receipts. 2o9 600
oashelsi exports. .o5S bushels. Spot weak; No 2
RED, % "a o. b. shoat spot. No. / Northern
Duluth, IS IA T. 0. b. aa0at TO arrive; No 1 hard
baIuth 81 20 arrive; No. red y IL elevator Op-
uohs opened lower ioIosing Saturdays eurl decline
but rallied i-sc. cables subsequently sold on lc
under increase in visible rupDly dis rbed Trsnsyasl
conditions big receipts, aHd disappointing export
demand; closed easy al 5-8alc. net decline Nay
% l-ialy Lie. closed Is IL; September Y 3-sD
70 ID - - $780,
CokN-Rsee.pts 22O.725 bushels; exports. 24OI1
bushels spot steady No. ?. 80 81 T. O. b. aaoat
% II elevator. Options opened rrr5sured All
fdied quiet and shade easier. decline checked By
lsftheF TEX Of contemplated September corner az
htL L1Ser, May % s-S closed s. 3-s; september
closed Is IL: December closed % Is
OATS-ReeeiDts. Isg 100 bushels. export4 "A %
bushes sD0t arm. No. ?. 20 %: so 9 % J..
No. White. p; No. white @. track mixed West
ern, 70 Ia - track white, q l-zT2s OutIa1s IN
active but steady casa demand
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New York, Sept. B.-EOt much Roadway
made in either direction, far values were
eeTned on the Cotton Exchange to-day. After
quiet start at a decline OF Ia points, the market
showed less TregniaTity, but rallied later
in the forenoon and for the rest o. the day exhibit
ed generally healthy undertone, closing steady at
net gain Of 2G4 points. The initial weakness
grew out Of uBfavorable market we'll political
from Europe. Longs made additionally
by reports that rains in the Southwest had
been beneficial AS the session along sub
sequent information developed entirely IDEAS
the effect OF the rains IN the Southwest It being
stated that the moisture had not only come TOO late
nut had actually Gone considerable damage where
heavy There we're reports Of weakness IN Southern
spot markets, but reports from the principal POINTS
denied this and stated that the frmness continues
With prices unchanged TO Lie higher, with a good
business doing
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19

he bacon shoulders, regular 1-2c; English
cut, Sc: sugar cured breasts &C. sugar cured
shoulders, Z 3-4c. Hams-Small lie; skinned
hams, II SIC; ness pork II 90 per barrel lard
In tierces, lest refined, Sic. in tubs &c.
FRESH FISH-Receipts we're moderate and the
trading was light with prices steady. The quota
lions we're as follows: Per pound. boiling rock lOa
lie; pan rock Sc; white perch large ga Ice ;
medium, 507c.; yellow perch, 4f5c Dompsn0s
15c.; bay maekerel 1sa20e. tailors. 3d6e +; butter
fish 3Gic. pike, sdl0c.; crocus. ga &c. gray trout
Sa5c soft crabs, l5g25c Per dozea; oysters, In
bulk, 60GS5c per busheI.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
80 bid and go asked The brokers' price for lead

$50 bid and $50 asked The brokers' price for Lead
is 1. 40 and for copper IS So
IorFEE-Options opened steady at unchanged
49,. Tes ana developed little speculative activity,
tIL.e- Foreign market cut little figure a. an
Ihhuehce. and statistics offered no incentive one
w OF the other Outside investors held alo0f IN
absence Of strong bull Leadership. cIose4 staadv mn
changed to points higher: sales 7L50 bags in
eiudihg october. ii5; December 4.tyQ4.45. Febr-I-
ary, 4S5; March, 4.s0dIs5. july sa. Augusf
$50 spot coffee Rio dull ana featgreIsss. mild
quiet. but steady.
StbAk-kaw quiet and barely steady. fair re-
ming -; centrifugal. s6 test, 30. moassss
sugar 5-S; sales 2575 bags centrifugal 40 haas
mclasses sugar; refined qu!et
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Receipts al Rio we're Il 600 tagE; sock, 5eI 600
bags market weak. exchange. z3-3zd Al ssatoz
TIE receipts Eere g. co. tsgz. and tie stock o. a.
llil-S s b1ssi lGEket Ftea1y. Receipts zane dsy
last year 81 BID T. 30 bags and az santos . e
bags Al Hsvrs fufures closed irregular and Az
q angee sales. 500 bags
hUASIED CcFFEE-fhe market was quiet aud
stSuI steady. With the quotations. loli0ss. E I.
g, IN cans 10 l--a1e 7-l5e per pSEHa. 10 cans All
bags. pure JaF-. EJ2e lie; Pure Narzcaibo zgG
q lie pure SsEtos. li8Isc. Java and AocA-
oielG. % l-ic- PEI pound
REFINED SUGAhs-The market was quiet snd
STEADY. There vas sozse expectation that an Under
standing VII be rtacAsd to-day i0F al! reansrien q
adhere 70 list uricsE m. spyfatisrs v,ers - saI
lO@z. Cut loci. : lee. standard p0S4sTee S 81. /.
cube. 5sec. sisraard sr4nul4tse. sc ans gTsE-
nlalsG. S.ssc-. crystal 4. 5-zse-: eonfsetioAsFE 4
site Columbia 4 t-tse.; and ADMIRAL A, f.stc
ger pound Ys!loS, s.-sEi Csc per p0Bnd
GDl-A-1l-s-IAs msfset vas steady with tts fol-
loving qg0tstioia: Opsa kettle e fec per szi-
icl; Porto Rice, - S7e kea orleans centTifusai
~. -0c-i choice. = sfe- per Esiis1
sihtPs-sagaT siruP air % god, is9 &c prime
70 fancy. -sgzse giacose ftezfy
kiCL-fhe esnzuG Vas netera,ely active AZ
STEADY prices and The following the qaot4tlens
Carolina e0nnoa. &C.: fair 20 good g &c prime
% choice, safe; Japan. 5&s Tie: lava. 4 s-sa
lie. pasnz- l-z1se
SAILED MEATE-The demand vas active a.
steady values, and the quotations we're a. follsxH
Per goana. bulk ssoaiasFs, rsxalaT ste. Enziiss
cut lie; bgik aEsEt nbs. s-ie- 60 clear ssess
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19

The two letters publish here fair samples Of the hundreds
receive prasing OUR NATIVE HERB TABLETS AT first
the demand for them great could scarcely supply but
have recently enlarged laboratories and fill all orders
promptly.
Our agents they sell easier than the Powder and seldom
order that does call for half Tablets and often all
dered in that form.
All of agents should avail themselves of possible op
porunty OF placing literature conspicuous places where will
the attention OF the public and help sell the medicine
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
Trnops from Cuba rive Al NewYark.

New York. Sept. iS-The United States
transport BUfOrd arrived here to-day from
Cienfuegos and Havana with Cos soldiers
on board. The troops are one battalion
of 2s2 men OF the Eighth Infantry. who
are going 10 Fort Smelling, and one bat
talon OF 30 men OF the First Infantry,
Who are going 10 Fort Leavenworth. The
other passengers are 81 discharged sol
diers, Y discharged quarteFmasters' en-
moves. q conValescent soldiers, II fur
Laughed men. and 10 INDECENT Americans
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CONVERSATIONAL:

Some Of representatives hang book the post-ofc in
place where be readily examined This is an e
cen scheme and those whom applicable do better
than adopt it. OF the book will become sod and torn
but furnish you liberal supply you should replace it with
fresh AS your and address stamped on each one
all orders will come There hundreds YOU can find
to distribute these books to advantage When you out
neghbors take few books along and supply Of ed
cine call at every house pass and Thus YOU
will be combining business and pleasure and the will not be
missed from
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seams. They are Joined by a center back
seam that extends TO the fly closing in
center front
The front cores lap widely and conceal
the division, the edges being closed invisi-
bly, on a fly or with visible buttons and
buttonhOles, and they can be turned back
to form revers when the wearer mounts
diamond-frame wheel
Deep backward turning plaits are laid
at each side of the center seam, that
hang closely together and hide the divi-
sion when dismOunted.
The skirt is simply constructed on ex-
ceedingly graceful lines. and may be made
of any suitable material Cheviot, tweed
and mixed cloths of good weight are most
desirable. and machine stitching in tailor
style gives the most popular and stylish
finish.
To make this skirt in the medium size
will require three and three-quarter yards
of material fifty-fOur inches wide. The
pattern, No. 1853, is cut in sizes for p,
"a, &c, 2S, and 9O-ineh waist measure.
The advantages of the long coat for
general cold weather wear are too numer-
Gus and too obvious for enumeration.
Every mother knows that whatever num-
Der of short, jaunty jackets her young
daughter NAV possess, her wardrobe is
incomplete without one long coat that
can be worn when it is desirable either to
conceal or TO protect the gown. The styl-
ish model illustrated includes all the lat
est features and has the merit of being
youthful at the same time
AS shown, the material is chevot in q
mixture Of tan and brown, with just
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
WIDOW GETS LIFE INSURANCE.
Cannot Touch Money to Pay Hus-
baHd's Debts

s, .sA'an. y. j.. Sept ls-An opinion
'.- 4a the Court Of Chance.y to-day c.s-
-'-''rs 'ae su.t brought by the First Ma
r,all Bank Of Asbury Park. agains,
a 5,..rHa White. widow II Washington
..'' The husband died some time ago,
~ -f 'Hr bank s., 90 Suit was instituted
80 '-y'eF The money out II the proceeds
t. t."7 life insurance policy on tie
Lilo lie. II was claimed for tho
M, '"dt White was insolyent and that
= p H'a.ns we're paid win money
T a-.pngcd 10 his creditors.
1 court found that Mrs. White mad
.i..''"e ~ her own larger than The
t--'-ii.s which she turned over 10 her
I'OeAl 10 maintain the insurance. and
rl.i. mat Wines creditors have no
s'A On The Insurance.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
FASHION HINTS.

The utility of the bolero not alone &C
counts for its long-continued favor. 1t is
smart and dressy, besides being very gen.
orally becoming. The richest laces and
spangltd nets are chosen for special occa-
sions, more substantial and serviceable
jacqUettes being made of cloth and velvet
for ordinary wear, as here represented.
No. is of black velvet, lined with ivory
satin, which shows in the facing Of the
stylish pointed revers. Irregular applique
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19

thread OF red running through. the fac
ings, coIlar, cuffs. and pocket, OF velvet in
rich warm brown, but all the cloaking
cloths are equally suitable. The purpose
10 which the wrap is TO be put makes the
only test of which material is best, so
long as il is borne in mind that a smooth
finish means greater dress. rough cloths
mean service no error can be made.
The design, which Is exceedingly sim
pie. explains itself. The body portion fits
smoothly without being tight. while the
lower portion flares and ripples after the
most approved style.
The coat may be made without the cir
cular fiounce, as shown in the small
sketch. The pattern Is given the full
length with directions for making IN both
styles. Apart from the velvet facings,
the only decoration used is machine stitch
ing. which always gives a tailor finish
The entire garment may be lined with
silk or made Of double-facsd cloth, which
needs no lining.
To make this coat for a girl eight years
OF age will require two yards OF material
ffty-four inches wide The pattern. No.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
Addedto Chickamauga Pnrk.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Sept. B.-Gen. II.
V. Boynton. president Of the Chlcka-
manga Park Commission. announced to-
day that the government has purchased
another large tract OF land on Mission
AIRY Ridge, to be added 10 Chickama usa
National Park. The place purchased j.
the HaIloway Farm, where number Of
the generals had headquarters
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
Troens Fnund Clay Count, Tr.rqniI.

Barboursville, KY. Sept. ls.-The troops
that escorted. with a train OF wagons. Sol
and Jim Griffin 20 the Manchester jail.
have returned. They found no feudists or
lighting factions OF any kind There seem
cd 10 be more peace ana better sIops IN
CLAY than Surrounding counties The SOL
diers believe that there Is no danger Of
further disturbance.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
NEW YORK COTTON,

Furnished by W B. Hibbs & Co., bank
ers and brokers, 1919 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange. Correspond
ents Messrs. Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
New York.
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PLAGUE CROSSES THE PACIFIC.
The Asia,is Scourge Breaks Out in the
PAraeuayan Capital.

BuenOs Ayres, Sept. ls.-The bubonic
plague has BROKEN out at AsunciOn, cap
ital Of Paraguay.
Hongkong. Sept. lS.-Twenty deaths
from the bubonic plague took place here
last week. Eighteen new cases have
been officially reported
Lourenzo Marquee, Delagoa Bay, Sept.
lS--Fresh cases OF the bubonic plague
near here.
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7775, is cut in sizes for girls six, eight,
ten and tmalNa naarS of . na

Patterns for the above may be had by cutting out
the picture and sending it, with 10 cents TO pay cost
of mailing and handling, TO Fashion Department
Washington Post. Where two patterns required.
as shown by designs the price is 10 cents for each
Be careful TO give the number of pattern and bust or
waist measure. Write YOUR address plainly.l
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ToRPEDo-BoAT on CANAL.

a ~" tHtUDt ~ III ttst EttF"IEHIl 4 UtI IuT-
mace on the Trip.
speeiz. g he psf
Norfolk. Va. Sept r. - The torbeAo-
boat Talbot NIL shortly make a trio
through the recently opened Dismal
Swamp Canal. which viii form an inn
pcrtant Ink IN the sysiem Of inland water
ysys which. II - expected. VIII arofd
safe passage Tor torpedO-boats and other
snail craft.
On this trip the Talbot's newly Installed
petroleum fuel furnace wlii be given
teEi The entire trip is regarded o. naval
NEE as o. much Importance
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medicine but GOOD Just think
for SI.andthe TO h ask
no
mehn esand
is its rpuH
ton but what h graefm saywho have been cured
will
best thai
it IS solely by
OUR NATIVE
will efoma marvellous cus as has
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THE ALONZO o. BLISS co.
Gentlemen: | have been using "OUR Ma
TIVE HERB TABLETS" for several months with
very satisfactory results. I was a great sufferer
from chills and fever also constipation but few
weeks treatment with your Tablets entirely cured
me.
My mother, ffty-three years old, has suffered
from rheumatism and dyspepsia for the last twenty
five years. OUR NATIVE HERB TABLETS"
have cured her.
gladly recommend the tablets as an excellent
remedy. Yours truly,
GEORGE w. STORER
Insist upon having BLISS which is the ORIG
lNAL and only herb compound that and pre-
vents diseases.
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L f. judgment which causes pe9pla 10
select Henfieh.s beer for diHre- bsyer-
agea 'pnnnn "a
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insertion forms the handsome and effec-
tive trimming. The jacquette is simply
fitted with under-arm and shoulder seams.
which extend in their unique shaping to
form epaulettes.
No. is of golf-red broadcloth, its seal
Hoped edges being richly decorated with
braid passementerie. This jacquette is I'M
lined, the edges being stylishly bound with
black silk braid. which is machine stitched
to position and fatty pressed in tailor
style.
JaCquettes in either style will be found
useful in remOdeling half-worn silk waists,
as they effectively conceal the worst
points While they admit of most elabo-
rate decoration. plain completion of ma
chine stitching is both effective and fash
ionable.
To make either style will require one
yard of material, twenty-five inches wide.
The pattern, No. 7I67, is cut in sizes for
81, IS, and 40-inch bust measure.
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19

The will give fair idea of the appearance
let Box sufficient Tablets for days
ment and retais for the the powder
1t is our wish supply patrons with OUR NATIVE
HERBS" in paatable and FORM consequently
we have the powder into Tablets OF the proper and
as a result we able offer you medicine that
easy carry when travelling practically tasteess and to take
Place Tablet mouth, take swallow OF and all
over OF course these Tablets dencay the ingredients
as Powder and neither spared their
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Country Produce.

BUTTER-The market was about the same as to
prices but the demand was lighter, though the ar
rivals we're limited, Quotations as follows:
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Total t0-dsy-Set, H.5sf; Great Britain . 49,
Continent. s0n; stock. 5z4 Iss. Coss0llfstsd-Nst
- 3sss Great Bfitsia ~ 5iss FrHncs 2 5Gg Goa
taent- 2, 200 Total sitee SEPTEMBER t-Sef l58-
A.. Great Britain. g.s7s; France. 242gs, CoAu-
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This stylish skirt is adapted for wear
on both diamond and drop-frame wheels.
DOublefaced cheVlOt is the ma teriai
chosen, which shows the plaid underside
when the front cores are reversed. 1t
The Washington weekly post. (Washington, D.C.) 1878-1916, 1899-09-19

E. ]. Graham. bank examiner, has been
appointed temporary receiver. The fall
uTe is attributed 10 bad investments in
real estate and manufacturing enter
prises. So far as is known. nothing of a
criminal character is charged against
any of the officers of the bank.