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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-09-15
CABLE FROM QUEEN LII.

O<A11AAI 1GO1A1 VO1Z1N
Dear Gresham One more boon crave.
trust In your affection
IT'S not to murder Dole, the Knave,
Or put down instructions;
IT'S not my crown but me to save,
write in deep detection,
And SO package must have
Ut Parks Tea for my complexion.
GRESHAM'S ANSWER TO QUEEN LII.
When received your Cablegram
thought sure would faint
For though often use Parks Tea
IT'S not for your complaint
feared that Mrs. Il. would think
Wrong about our connection
Till on her dresser there l saw
Parks Tea for her complexion.
-lSOld BY H. D. Blatchley
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CANYON COUNTY MEETINGS.

Schedule Of Republican Meetings, spsaksrs
Places and Dstss - far a. ARRANGED.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14
..Rom.o and Juliet Rsh..rs.is.

The operate travesty of Romeo and
Juliet" which the Seattle Athletic Club
is preparing 70 present some time next
month. bids fair 70 be n great success in
both q musical and comedy sense. Re-
hearsass are held on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings OF each week under the direc-
tion of Prof. Joy, aud some of the best
local talent Is represented. The work of
the chorus. which will be about forty
strong. Is especially fine, and with such
support the principals may be expected to
accomplish great things. a leading feature
Of the entertainment will be the dancing
Of the ballet, made up OF member OF the
athletic club. The corps is in active train
ing under the tutorship of Prof. Lopp,
and some OF its number give promise OF
bsin. able 70 give CaYmeneita pointers be-
fore the performance comes ell. Many of
the members Of the ballet are binding that
the drilling for this part Of the perform
ance is more exhAusttng than they lad sup
POSED and sevefal have been compelled 10
drop ous Among the different technical
steps which the shapsly beauties are prae-
ticing are the ronde lie lamb portes later
aiment. the ronde de lamb g.isses lateral
meat, piroettes. lsiies de pigeon. coupe
frappe, and among the dances will be i've
movements by the entire ballet, the skirt
dance by eight dsmsels, the tara-ra-bo BOOM
decay dance by two. the Hula Hula by Mr..
C. ". Giess. tas serpentine bv Mr.. stow
ell, minuet by the principals, two gro
esqae dances by the friars' chorus, clog
by the apothscary. and the finale wln be
danced 50 the tune Of Yankee Doodle. &"
With an imptoyised solo by Prof. Lopp.
fa s.ts NIL k., al A
somely oostumed. The exact dates have
not been fixed. but they will probably Re
somewhere near the 1nsh Of February.
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Bargains.


To the average woman the bargain coun-
ter presents very great attraction, almost
a temptation. Here is an article of use or
beauty marked down few cents, or it may
be few dollars below its usual price. The
matron, intent on shopping expedition.
has carefully made out her list. and fancies
that she knows precisely what she wants.
Her lack of the thing which is on sale at
a bargain" has not been manifest to her
mind, but the sight of it, displayed in all
its cheapness, fires her Imagination. 1t is
divan. one-third less in cost than the
diyan she has been intending to set
in a special corner of her drawing room.
She purchases il at q bargain, and sends
it home triumphantly, forgetting that
the spreads and The pillows ii will require
to make it complete wall bring it to point
far beyond the original cost, and beyond
the modest sum she had set aside TO cover
the entire outlay for this article. This is
only one case among many. A bargain in
its frst esiste may be cheap, but in its last
il i. generally dear. The exception is
when Bargains are bought. not on Impulse
but of set purpose, as, for instance, when
a woman buys clothing for her family at
the turn Of the season. 1t is surprising
what a difference in cost there is some
times found in the same grade of goods,
the difference being in the fact that the
merchant does not wish TO carry has stock
over from one season 10 another. But this
Is not strict bargain buying. IL is merely
purchasing win forethought, and belongs
Ia the category with the thrift that saves
for rainy day.
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was her first great success. In the
Naughty Substitute" she is first seen in a
gorgeous cloak. which completely conceais
pretty dinner gown. She doesn't dance
In the cloak. ard she doesn't dance In the
dinner gown. and just as you are begin
ming TO wonder what she does dance in,
behold the dancing rig, and pretty one,
too.
There was threatened row over the
song. marguerite, which she sings with
wonderful vim, but IL does not promise TO
amount to anything. even though A. ".
Palmer was on the other end of the dis
pntc.
The rainbow" dance which she does
in connection with her song IL a great hit.
In conjunction with Miss Lottie in this
piece is Albert Christian. London bari
tone, who has been with D'oyIy Carte.
and who does some singing in this piece.
.'Ta-ra-ra" was looked upon as quite
lively, but IL seems that Miss Collins
thinks thai Marguerite was lively. too.
and dances in that mood.
Chief among the other talent which com
poses tsis popular Howard Athen@um
Company Is the equilibrist and iuggler
severus Sehaiier, of the famous Sehaffer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.


SAN Francisco. Jan. 13.-The mer-
chandise markets are quiet, few changes
being report in prices. There Is little do.
ing in the produce markets.
Vegetables-Hi Higher.
Oranges-Sold at auction.
Mushrooms-Scarce.
Butter and eggs-Weak.
Potatoes-In heavy supply.
Onions-Steady.
Poultry-Very dull.
Game-Firmer.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks.
s,i65; wheat. centals, 2,74l: barley, centals
$50; oats, sacks. i.o29: beans, sacks, go;
potatoes, sacks, 3. 55i; onions. sacks, $50;
bran. sacks, Loco.
nREAnsTUPFs AND GRAINS.
Flour-We quote: Net prices for family
extras, g. 4of3.50 per barrel: bakers ex-
tras, 81 5o0g3 40; superfine. s.. 4otf260
Wheat-Ihe week closes on a very quiet
market, quotable at Si.03Odi.05 per Genital
for good 10 choice shipping quality, and
si.07}sG Ito for milling grades.
Barley Higher and firmer at the ad
vance. We quote: Feed, 75tdT6i.c per
GENITAL; tor fair TO good quality. 77is "a soc +;
for choice bright brewing, s5@90c per
GENITAL.
oa,s-Steady at the recent Improvement.
We quote: Milling. sl.15Gl. m; surprise,
81 22taetI-S2i5: fancy iced. 81 2o,ff 22ll
good ~ choice, sLl2ts@Li7ts; poor 10
fair, 9izc@SL07ia black, s5ctdSi 221,
gray. sl.o5@l.l5 per GENITAL.
FfNANCIAt.
Drafts-on sight, New York, per sioo.
i5o premium. Sterling bilis-on London.
6o-day bank, 81 s6f4.
silver bars, per ounce. 6SGS6f69c.
Mexican dollars--SS(d - be.
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Muscle aud SExor-A Difference

May muscular taea saeeunh 90 fstguss
boFns with ease hy peFsuns Far theiE interiors IA
pAysieAl strength Muscle does not snnply vigo-.
La Tact, e 3 Ro1 dtiettis OF rroef tasi athletes
a. net llVs - l01s ner sniay - xonA health ~
tAe average individual wua "a yisoreus-tAst Is
"a ssY, wA@ss digesuaa ana sleep are uRins-
rsiTst. waeSe nerves sse tFsaauit saa $40 ass
no oFg sate tendency 70 disease Fhsss Tesulk tes
~ vsS0s Sos ccsferrea Gpoa those Inherently
wesk. 10 tess than up0R thSsS seh3tsGsled
thraag "a SsstfaE disease. 81 q Eaa-oagh. perssst-
tnf course ~ HossatteF's stomach R.iters, the
keAAsnE aaigeazl tSate. taaossea and rccem-
tasst4S2 y pslYssesAas Of smineace II wIa act
Sg2aN yuE atfa sns mHsc1a % q Eorhcst bat u
va 8asssse sgsrey into yogr system sud Feasx
i@S active sa9 Aealthful Performance of Us
EevesteHs IL AvSTSs A14 cares nAi&F.al, rae a.
u&tSe SUd St8avy cosa plants and oysrcoEa Is
GeTt aaxAess
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14
CHICAGO MARkETs.


CRIcAeo, Jan. NV headlight trade /;
opened : g lower; declined sc more on
smaller experts. easier cables and estimates
that the export surplus Is nearly 30, 600 COO
bushels IN excess OF the requirements OF
importing countries. held steady and
closed easy. sc lover than YESTERDAY.
Receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments. 500
bushels Closed: Cash, eo'.e; May, eS9.c C.
CoVu--Easier; cash, S45sc, Nav. SsT>e.
Oats Easier; cash, &c; May. 29J.e>
Ryr-4sc.
BArley--Nominsl.
Flax-SiS6
IlmothF-S iS
PORK Easy; cash, sl225 MAY, sla57ss.
lsSvd-kssy; cash. Ss.I5; MAY. SIS
short Eios--Steady; cash. s667t.: May,
s. ~
~hoGlters-Si gsasS 50
Saott Clears .Cssak ia
Whisky-SiA
E1yx s~org.
Cattle Receipts s,ea head. Market,
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Irish. Of course. one Of them IL the nexs
Irishmsn and the other Il the cad. and the
scs takes place on ssss Pstrick's day In The
morning" Ths swapping Of lip n true
Irish spirit on she great saints day 10 Ehe
gsss Of their scs.
The song and dsncs team OF the COM
p.ny IL Mares. Hayes End Marion They
make their entrance In the gowns and
mortar boards OF the university under
graduate. and come over the college wall.
They are supposed 20 he stealing out Tor
a nights toos. and they stop TO take the
audience into their confidence. ana 90
their act. which Is quite acroossie. bat very
neat IL might, in fact, re dome In q par
ior, and no oaenss. OF course. the gowns
are stripped of. aud the three men appear
IN neat evening coats, with satin knee
breeches and silk stockings.
Among the other naern5ers OF the COM
rsny are Katie Cohen, who does the ballad
act: the AvoIos. who DO xyiophone solos !;
Arviigo, who gives wonderful limitations OF
ali sorts OF instruments.
Las, bus not least Is THE Great Terry, !"
said - BE the most wonderful shadow
rraphist in the world, and whom some
have counted the superior Of Trevey.
Terry stands in front of the sheet instead
Of behind IL, aud casts his shadows back
on to a white surface. so that they are
larger than usual, and the audience has
the opportunity Of seeing jus. how he
does il. His skill is said % equal his
hurnor, for ali his shadows are funny, and
il is claimed that he can give expression
to the faces be makes with his mysterious
fingers
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HOPS.
Hops Dull: state, common to choice,
1s322c; Pacific coast, is0f22c.
MERCHANDISE.
Copper-Easy; Lake. $40.
Lead-Firm; domestic. So. 10.
Tin-Dull; Straits, $50, nominal.
Coffee-0ptions opened dull at 5 TO 10
points lower, ruled exceptionally Hat with
no speculation and closed barely steady at
5 10 10 points net decline. Sales. /. 80
bags, including January. Sizes: February,
$1,000; March. $685. Spot Rio, quiet !;
No. !, 1si4c.
Sugar-Raw. quiet and firm; fair refin-
ing, , 9-l6c: centrifugal. a6 test 2 l5-I6c !:
refined, quiet. steady; Off "a" s.a4c !:
mould a." 5-l6@4isc; standard "A"
and confectioners' "A" 3 i5-I6(04I<c; cut
loaf and crushed, i3-l6,d5c; powdered,
i5-l6@4l1c; graduated, i-lsc; cubes.
4 5-i6VI4hc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14

Slow II trifse lover; no extra steers here:
nominal. $500 -. good 20 choice. ~ %
~ -. others, s.. 75&64& ~
Hogs-R@ee5pss. sI.eoo head Market
a~tivs ct loal5c lover: hesvy rongh SD
sT5S6: packers and mixed, - leess-s
p-iEns heavy and butcbeTs. sa.5leEasdsS'
PRIME light, $535
sneep-Receifsss. 400 head Market
STEADY; top sheep. Sseoes3.1a; top lambs.
Ct Tsss4 *
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/. ia -RA- RA- LOTT'IE.
She Will Be Here With a New
Song This Week
a GREAT SPECIALLY COMPANY.
The Howard Athen@sm Speciality Com
bfn.tfsn - safton's mcsster "Gsess
Toms Cabin " ss Cordray's

On Thursday night at the new Seattle
thaater I.ostie CoIlsns snd her grest COM
pany Of European celebri.iss wiN eon-
nsenes q three nights and matinee en-
gagsmens. The brighs and particular star
OF this company is. 81 course. Lottie COT
Inns herself. wao viii be seen in new Tay
of being lively. and one which seems 20 &c
led ar 90 IN a more attractive rusnner than
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amiiy. of Vienna, as seen in the great
spectacular piece America" AT tho Audi
forum, Chicago. during the Worlds fair.
sehaifer is young, bat hrs tricks are ap-
pal,ing. and more they are united 60 the
uest remark able strength.
Fancy holding 0p man in one hand
and juggling two plates with the other.
That - hut one OF many tvioks. Bat prob
ably nothing viii excite more surprise
than bis trick with the burning lamp.
Standing on small wooden block on the
top OF glass decsaser. which is placed on
Wooden pedestal. be places small
lighted lamp on the tor OF his head aud
havisg gradually worked Il back TO the
hack az bis neek. be bends lerwsra, nlacas
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..... OUR LIVING WITNESSES 49,.
CHrcAso Dec. IS. 1893

cHrcAso Dec. IS. 1893
Stewart 4 Holmes Manufacturing Co.. So
attic, wash:
9eailemen-I am out OF the Revealed
Rsmsdf again. Please send me . case hv
freight. J have given away about half his
fset case used Two o. three bottles my-e1
and sold two or three hotties. IN EvgEy
INSTANCES 1T HEL-S Or CURES THE PAR
TIES WHO USE IT. / HAYS VET THE
FIRST rkRsoS To FINN WHO psED 1T,
THAT 1T DID NOR HkLr. Yours respect
fully, q. G. TH1MPSuN.
yArA CITY. Cal. Jaa- IS. 1898
Msxsrs Stewart a Holmes Drug Co, So
attic, Wash.
Dear irs-I have been using Moore's Re-
We led Remedy for the Ia tnree tSt years
aai would have sent you INV test rirBy
long age had known your add ess / hsd
been ser sick. and despalrsd Of eve bring
well again when ! nssicsi your advertise
drowning man VIII each az . straw I
caught at the least chance o. a cure I ad
acompicasion ef diseaSes-tys pepsiA nefv-
ouSness, loss OF sPy=t to- iasunGfa and
chronic diarrhes u4en I com enced TAX
ing your medicine. oui ve'y shorty amer
using &c In the raannsr directed began 20
mend. and by tn time | hAd taSea half a
botIls felt Ike = rev person The follow
ing apriag tina old symptoms returned
AM I again used your medicine and was
completely cured and Also to nay .nrSrise,
was omplefsiy cured Of piles from which
had been troubled for q long time.
can traly tesiiff that IL is the best msdi-
cias and the most reliable I have ever
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pr,ymAs wa,s s.-.a :, -.

- 49, y sf~t-s N&-Sa y 4. IT<<
stewart e. Holmes Drug a. ~~s....
Wah
De sirs--it gives me pl.A.are = 49,.
the value OF Mcore's lievea 81 &C.,
Last fall I bad jsunsiee 50 eaa taaf vi Vi.
friends became alarmed 81 my ,.53I.sss'
i tried liver pills and doc osesf q lsk y
feneat one bottle Of Noarsx nezs~.s1
Remedy completely res ores me to hssas
IS | nnd Il especially valua ale Al thss -.
son af The year. | can only Sneak 4 !.
bilious trouble, hut ior thas nsy ssr.s
found anything to compare WITH IL fssrs
truly, z.w. cRAla
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FOREIGN sIAKkETs-

TIE EssEfsH CRAZY Markets
I4vERFooI. Jan. 3-Wheat-ouiei: No.
/ California. Is 4se55s 50; No : red west
err winter. ss 2d05s II.
Corn-Steady: new mixed. Is I'D.
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The Northern Pacific are now running dining
caIs between Seattle aud Portland on trsip'
leaving seattle daily at q. IA: aad leaving
Portland daily at = m. This service "A
ackneM leAred 70 be nnsurpassed.
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one hand en- she little wooden block on
which he Is standing and gradually raises
bis iees GutEl hss Aossv 10 parallel - the
iioor. supporting himself on enc hand and
raising and lowering his body IS If he had
not lesat N e., - rigid aosS DC keen Is.
lie tkSa reFeFses tse scf. aud removing
sae SAL isshted lsmp seam SIS heai iunps
20 tie aeoF.
Cenroy ani Tex aavs Rew sSt. D. 10
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TAsy mRks ere feel =, though lie vas worth
ANsng- A&&e Vns ~ tzttsss Little fAxsr ssi
N'tav sasinx. n sl0 sS,ssve dysssesis. All a.
kSSl5sls sid give Sao& Ana y1ssr - tAs syssesa
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Those killed in the Sewtown creek bridge dis
asser at wiliismspor:, \. y. were: August
Bloom. Edward Bonrne, Bernard Boyle. Patrick
Kelly, MIchael Logan and Hugh Macksy.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BosvoS. Jan. lA--Closins:
Atch.son -.-..... los. Mexican Central
Bell Telephone Is san Diego ...
buFAu Ston...----. "a.
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THE MARKET REPORT


TNr sT0gE ExGHASSE
NFw Ynxx. Jan. I2.-Gra the Stock Ex-
change TO-DAY speculation VAS devoid OF
animation. and tie volume OF business
Was extremely iight. A strong tone in the
opening dealings caused an advance Oh
!. 30 n per cent, but small reziixings
quickly changed the temper Of speculation.
the active list reced:ng II 70 per cent.
The weakness continued until about noon.
when |. strong buying movement sent
prices up sharply. the greatest part OF she
decline beng recovered. and in some IN
stances figures going above the best prices
OF the morning. The marke. closed strong.
and. compared with NAL sales yesterday,
= 20 4 per cent higher.
Bonds Firm
Government bonds-Steadv.
eun-Dull-Fenraary. BE bid.
RELIIox ExroErs.
Exports from port OF New York for week
ending today: Gold. s2ia. sas; silver, ss02,-
go
BANK STATEMENT.
Following is the bank statement issued
today for tie week as compared with the
preceding week:
rners1se Decrease
Reserve ..-,..-.--.........-.-.s s,.s7,aO
Loans cans '.. ......'. $4,000
legal tender 2e14oso
specie ................. $4,000
The banks now have So, 5s3, 600 in ex-
cess of the 25 per cent. OF legal require
ments.
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy at | per cent:
Prime mercantile paper, 3ls95i per
cent. Sterling exchange-Firm. with
actual business in bankers bits AT s4.s65z
CAST for demand and 81 s434e54 So for
sixty-day bills.
BONDS.
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Ehs=sus stisEa F-esi ssvSlv eurss by Frenf,ss
hsStssslEg Pa 1gg LAszl, - e~asA psagsssss
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'Unels Toms Cabin" NJ Cordray's.
The attraction at Cordrsy's theater next
week will be revival of that ever catchy
and pathetic play, Uncle Toms Cabin"
presented By an excellent company now
closing a most successful two week en-
gagemeut at Mr.. Cordray's Portland house.
Thi. success is best attesed by the following
unasked letter given the manager by Mr..
Cordray.
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.CornRAY's TKE.rEg.

PORTLAND, or.. Jan. I'D. ~
proprietor and Manager of the Double
Uncle Toms CABIN Company--Dear Sir:
IL affords me great pleasure in testifying
TO the merits OF your Uncle Tom show
this season. IL Is the money-maker OF the
season. Managers who fail to book your
show are letting dollars slip through their
fingers. Your show proved such q good.
strong attraction for my Portland house,
that | have arranged, with your permits
sion, TO play the company AZ Seattle. IL
my recommendation n worth anything TO
you. yon are Welcome 10 ii. IL comes IN
solicited Wishing you the success you SO
richly deserve, ] am truly yours,
''JoHS F. CoRpRAY."
"Uncis Toms Cabin" is favorite play
with old and young. being both amusing
and instructive, and in Itself possesses the
power OF attraction that no other play ever
has had. The present Sutton company
comes here well recommended with press
notices from every city in which il has APP
peared. The novelty OF the performance
is in the doubling of some of the more
prominent characters, namely, Topsy and
Lawyer Marks. The play will abound in
speciality features that will prove most at
tractivs TO the younger portion of the au-
dience. namely, Shetland ponies, blood
hounds and donkeys, all trained to do
their share of the entertaining. The COM
pany is strong in dramatic talent. and the
characters oil Uncle Tom. Little Eva,
Topsy, Marks. Cute, Aunt ophelia, Simon
Legree and others will be presented by
talented people, who will by their good
work enhances the beauty of the pre-
sentation. Some good scenic effects
will be produced, especially in the slave
auction scene: also IN the cotton Geld and
plantation scenes, where the Silurisn quar-
tettc will introduce genuine darkey planta-
ton melodies. The transformation scene
in the last act. THE Gates Ajar." with lit
tie Eva among the angels, will form the
closing feature of this beautiful play. Be-
tween the acts the Sutton isters. Nadienne
and Ethene, will sing and dance. and both
are said TO be clever singers and graceful
dancers. There never was play pro-
duced in any country that has done so
much good or has had the tendency to in
spIre the wicked to DO good as that popu-
lar dramatization Of Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, "Uncie Toms Cabin, Z"
n play that has caused the world
TO weep. laugh and rejoice play where a
Christian mother can take her children.
knowing that good lesson will be incul-
Gated into their budding minds. Reserved
seats are now on sale for any night nexl
week. grand street parade will be given
of the company, which will include an i'm
mense float, with log cabin and colored
qaartette singing glees and plantation
songs along the line of march. Beside
these the various features OF the play,
trained donkeys, dogs and ponies will be
in the line of march.
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used. and would nee Be v,tAa,, 4. :,
house. Gracefully yours.
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FINANCIAL.

The banks now have 50, 5s3 600 in ex-
cess of the 25 per cent OF legal require
ments.
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Cattle Receipts. s,eo lead. Market.
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Following is the bank statement issued
today for tie week as compared with the
preceding week: