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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
Farmers Suffer MnSt.

How much has the country lost by the
low prices of farm products? In speak
ing of prices, q gentleman remarked q
few days since: Il pay now just the
same for a five-rib roast of beef that |
do for barrel of flour" His statement
was substantially correct twenty
pounds of choice beef are selling for about
the same price as a barrel of the best
family -four. The incident is only impOr
tant as serving 10 point out and accent,I-
ale the fact that provisions have held
their prices fairly well. while many pro-
dr cts of the farm. such as wheat, cotton
and wool, have declined very heavily 1t
is partly owing To this condition of af-
fairs, too. that on the exports of 1894 the
United States gained S20,0O0,000 over
1888 on cattle and provisions, and lost
S1G.000.000 on brcadstuffs.
If we take the same authority which
has been accepted in previous years, the
United States Agricultural Bureau. for
the crop estimates of 1894. we find that if
the three great crops of wheat. corn and
cotton could have been laid down in New
York on the 1St of January. 1895. their
aggregate value would have been S11IS.-
256. 1888, against a valuation of 12J3,
1S7,716 for the crops of 1893. and ST.,
old, 1924 for the crops of 1892. This
is. of course. an arbitrary standard, but it
liz probable chat the New York price is.
upon the whole, as good a standard by
which to judge OF the relative value of the
years crops as any other that can be
adopted.
First. as TO prices: The following table,
compiled from the reports of the statisti
cal bureau of the Department of Agricul-
turc. will give Il record of the average
prices for various staples received on
farms and plantations since 1888, compil-
ed from the rates ruling on or about Dec.
] of the respective years:
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
RUSH FOR NEW BONDS.
Sale Closed i'm 20 Minutes i'm New York
and Two Hours in London.


j. PierpOnt Morgan, acting for himself
and August Belmont, managers of the
new government loan syndicate, took just
twenty minutes Wednesday to receive
and close the bids for the So 800. 900 new
per cent. bonds, says New York die
patch. The amount allotted to American
investors will not be made known for sew
eral days. There is, however, good au-
thority for the statement that, in view Of
the heavy oversubscription in London, n
comparatively small portion of the issue
will be allotted in this country, as it will
suit the purposes of the syndicate to dis
pose of the bulk of the loan abroad in the
interest of the agreement with the gov
eminent to maintain the cash gold re-
serve. A premium of 161a was bid for
the new bonds in this market Under the
terms of the agreement between the bond
syndicate and the government some S32,-
800 1000 was to have been deposited with
the treasury for the home account, the
rest of the gold required to pay for the
bonds having TO come from abroad. That
amount of gold had been deposited with
the treasury Wednesday morning. In the
afternoon Mr.. Morgan made a deposit of
81 $4,000 gold at the sub-treasury, TAX
ing in exchange therefor legal tenders.
This action was probably taken to fur
ther instill confidence in the financial sta
bility of the treasury, and is in line with
the policy of the syndicate to hold the
gold reserve at the full limit.
In London. y. NJ. Rothschild & Son
said that the new American loan had
proved II colossal success. The amount of
the loan allotted to Europe was covered
many times over in two hours, both with
them and with ]. L. Morgan e. Co.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

Ii Hung Chang is getting his innings
again Minneapolis Journal
Ii Hung Chang now has permission ia
keep his three-cyed peacock fcathcr-nn-
less Japan happens 10 take n fancy TO it
Washington Star.
With Ii Hung Chang's yellow Jacket
and peacock feather restored. and the
Chinese commanders committing suicide
the affairs of China may presently begin
10 look UPS st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Emperor has returned Ia Ii Hung
Chang his yellow jacket and his peacock
feather. From the Chinese weather re-
ports one would be led L. Judge that n
n'ce cap with ear tabs would To- very ac-
ceptahle TO Ii just now.-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
Agree on but One Point.

Washington correspondence:
\ national government Of. for and by
the women of the United States-a Sen
ate, House of Representatives. Pres
ident and possibly Il cab;net-Such is the
scope of the plan of several millions OF
women of America, who sent representa-
tives to the second triennia! convention
of the National Council Of Women OF
America, which commenced lis session il
Washington last week. This govHnmca,
is to be organized, not to leg;S,a;a. brt
to deliberate upon national matters. TAX
ing its pointers from Congress AMI hop
ing to Indirectly influence that BODY in
its legislation. This woman's government
purposes also to be Il school for women
against the time when they shall take a
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
The Women i'm Washington.

The National Council OF Women that Is
in Washington is a body that will com.
pare very favorably with Congrcss.-Bos-
ton Globe.
Dear. dear. what n time there will b.
down there if that Woman's Congress all
gets To talking at once PHILADELPHIA
Inquirer.
There VIII Ice some soreness rs result
of the W0men'S Congress in Washington.
for its session will not be long enough -
give tenth OF the delegates a chance 10
pittsburg Dispatch.
The women in Washington attending
the National Council have an clegan.
chance 10 point to the present situation Of
affairs of the United States Governmcnf
rs an illustration of the horrible mess tho
men make of running things Could the
women do worse? II is hard To believe !,
Springfield Republican.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
The NapoIcon;c Revival,

One of the fads of the end of the cen
fury is a general revival of interest in
some historical figure. At present we are
in the throcs of Napoleonic craze
Baltimore American
One of the results of the Napoleonic re-
viyal in literature in New York city is n
Napoleonic tea given 10y fashionable.
ladies. At least il gave them somethin-
to think about and perhaps taught them
incidentally some facts i'm history-for
instance, who Napoleon was and what he
did.-Indianapolis Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

was intended to put in place the double
row of detached columns In front and to
complete the porch before the work wac
suspended. but the cold weather came ear
lier than was expected and the men were
laid off before this was done. The monu.
ment. however. has progressed well and
is much further on toward completion
than is generally supposed.
The foundations. which are sunk down
twenty-seven feet in the ground. have
been finished. and the main structure has
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
Thumbscrcw Civilization.

What makes the affair particularly
loathsome is the prctenSions OF the in
quisitors to lofty Christianity.-C Chicago
Post.
The young republic of Hawaii i start
Ing off we'll. If the story of the harbarors
fortunes lis agents have inflicted in order
10 cNtort confessions are true il * the inn
prra;iye duty of the United States to
look after the interests of lis citizens
there Davenport Democrat.
The San Francisco Calls story of the
torture Of illnesses in Honolulu * re-
voting ii tie cXtreme-So revolving that
it will have To be- fully confirmed before,
ii is believed. Ii ought To be both incred-
ibie and untrue that tho descendants of
American missionaries could string 4
prisoner up 10y the thumbs To make him
eonfess.-New York World
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

sincerely believing, that the best good OF
our homes and nation will be advanced by
our own greater unity of thought, sym.
patty and purpose. and that an organized
movement of women Will best conserve
the highest good of the family and the
state, do hereby band ourselves together
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

5Uiue1 rule 10 society. custom anu law.
The Officers Of the Council.
The president Of the National Council
is the same Mrs. May Wright Sewall
who was the moving spirit Of the Women
Congress 1T the Worlds Fair. assisted by
the other officers OF the council. Mrs
Frances L. Basiey. the vice-presdent. il
4 rich AMI prominent society leader Of
Detroit Mrs Isabella Charles Davis, the
recording secretary, IS the beStknowu of
the councils officers, for she is the bust
ness manager and one Of the founders
Of the International Order Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons, which has Il strength
of more than 350.0O0. The treasurer of
the council is Lillian N. y. Stevens, of
StroUiwater. Ne, and has become promi-
nent through her work for the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union. One of the
most interesting of the councils officers
IS Mrs. Rachae! Foster Avery, the corre-
spending secretary. She had prominent
part in the organization of the Women :
Congress ut the Worlds Fair, and in
many other ways her name has become
Well known.
Behind the Board of Officers come the
four great standing committees, who are
supposed 20 represent the four most impor.
tant fields Of modern feminine thought
The first is on dress. of which Frances f.
Russell. Of st. Paul, MINI, is chairman.
and which also includes the New York
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

favorite. Anna .Jenncss Miller. The sec
ond committee is Oh equal pay for equal
work. and consists Of three members.
Of whom Mrs Leland Stanfc Il anl Mary
Desha are the best known. The Commit
tee on Divorce Reform consists of three
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
HIS TOMB DESERTED.
Work on the Grant Monument las
Been Stopped for the Winter.

The work of building the Grant monu-
mcnt in New York has been stopped for
the winter and the unfinished tomb looks
as dreary and deserted as the temporary
mauSoleum near 10y. The cold. gray pile
is covered with snow. and it is impossible
TO continue setting the great blocks OF
granite until the spring weather again
drives the frost from the ground II
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

Alexander Cruden, the compiler Of
the Bible Concordance, was regarded
by all his acquaintance as a harmless
though somewhat troublesome lunatic.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

The Standard Oil Company is drilling
for oil in kentucky. If it will work as
near as possible TO distilleries il will find
plenty of the Illuminating fluid for which
Kentucky is famous throughout the cont.
nent.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

hand with men in the nations real bust
ness; to illustrate 20 womankind the true
meaning of national deliberation. legisia.
ton and administration.
To this the greatest gathering of women
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
CONGRESS- OF WOMEN.
A SIGNIFICANT GATHERING IN
THE NATIONS CAPITAL.

Women from All Spheres, of All Re-
ligions and with All Beliefs Assem-
bic in Thousands in Il Great Conve:i-
tiOn-Its Objects and Aims.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
THE COUNTRY'S LOSS.
EFFECT OF THE LOW PRICE OF
FARM PRODUCTS.

In 1894 Uncle Sam Gained $2O,OOO,-
600 Over 1898 on Cattle and Pro-
visions, and Lost SCI 100000 on
Breadstuffs.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
Work OF the Legislatures.

The little Delaware Legislature con
times to ballot fruitlessly for United
States Senator. Delaware Is a very wee
State. but her statesmen are very biz and
obstinate and the contest * likely 10 run
through spring and sumncr.-Aiinneapo
lis journal.
he New Jersey Legislature has been
IN session more than SIX weeks and has
enacted only a dozen laws. The excel
lencc Of the work of Il legislature. like
thai III a game of baseball. can usually
be estimated on the inverse ratio Of the
number OF scores madc.-St. Paul Globr
The Kansas Legislature * right-a bin
10 suppress the buttcrine industry is not
only unwiSe but it il unconstitutional 1t
is not only unconstitutional in Kansas.
but it is unconstitutional ia any State
where it would be unconstitutional u le--
Estate buttermaking. wheat growing or
any Other useful industry out of existence.
Kansas Ciiy Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

Terrible Loss of Life.
The Rio News of Jan. 8, received in
the latest mail, gives the particulars Of
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01

in Il confederation Of workers committed
to the overthrow of all forms OF ignorance
and injustice, and to the application of the
golden rule 10 society. custom and law"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-01
Kaiser wiIhcIn's Poems.

Perhaps the translator has not been
able t. bring Out the beauties of En-
pcrcr Williams compositions. Louis
Post Dispatch.
Emperor William has taken To writing
poetry. lie has what the vulgar would
call 4 "cinch" on the publishers. -Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
Emperor William. t;rgmany's crst war
lord. having turned poet and composer.
illustrates anew the power of music 70
SooIh the savage broast-New York Tele-
gram.
Kaiser William is not going 10 let Pre-
mcr Crispi do all the phrasins The
Italian skeptic having called the people
10 the defense Of tod. King. and COun-
try" the Prussian calls his mobiles 10 the
defense Of Religion. Morality and Or
der" Ii is probable that the German war
lord. Berlin style. understands 10y the
first tn" acceptance Of the theory of Iii
vine right, 10y second. military obedience.
hy the third, absolute trust In the great
and only "Me."-New 1ork Evening sun.
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Pastor Union.

The preachers met in the Baptist
church. Bro. CtubDlefelG N the chair.
Bro. Aw6rcy was reported absent
account @: sickness, ard Bro. God
frey was in M-nasville.
Bro. Laws paper on pastoral work,
was fc,l o. condensed ilorgLt. Tie
problem OF the nOn-church going Of
our CITY was given full attention by
ire pastors.
\ meeting was announced in pro
grcss at the NJ. f. chu.ch. and ?
hearty invitation given by Il o. Law
10 all the preacher, 30 join in che
work i'm "theiT owl way" just so ,hey
Joined. In other words the intention
of The meeting WIS to do people good,
ald he wanted help.
Services were held Sunday in the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
only, The Christina and BAPTIST
chu -ches yielding to the rain, This
is significant iGct. These M-thO-
G.st and Presbyterian people have a
REPUTATION for being AFRAID OF water,
but th"y yvere not IA. li-ho. On 4.
Other ia d our .mmersi iOnist brethren
fSIl,' 20 p-ea.a when nothing hui
w1.er prevented. Maybe tough il
was oec use R.Cs. L.w and MEG nley
I..-- tne sp-'hL-ing or 9oC~' -. viii {
! Er0s. FCr N I'd St-bh fed l't
lno.. TIE tes s,a> nO1 ar one
The ~ ~1$0~ TE icpo. tef VICE {
/ w.rcr t-e. -Eese tas- uaale, 4oulC
! wade si.vcr to an apo Z m 1t, .eT
'hUJch .Ae former
"Linser st.v- 'ngo1 the brink,
And fe to latnch a--ay."
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HEALDTON, l. L, March 1I.-Spec-
iai 1rTespondence,- Our section was
visiteS yesterday by a nice shower Of
rain.
F1rmess and business men alike,
arr al smiles.
Tcal.h Is exceedingly god In our
lOsaa.y.
Some Of our farmers are expecting
10 pllat corn this week
SchOo : progressing nicely and all
seem 70 be aking sn interest In IL.
r. a. &5Nwell n iefr this morning for
Ardmo. on business. IT'S sisser-lI-
law accom lan.ed him on q visit TO
John Maxwell, a resident Of that
place.
Born on March 5th, 10 Mr. and Mrs.
Blst Sappington, neal Dixie, /. T.,
triplets, two boys arl girl. each
weighing four pounds. Dr. 4. {. Ben
netG p'ysseian artetding, rePor,s
mO,h,a. mi jab'es 81 weE
Mr.. J. W. Orrie LETT Tor Acmo-e
I = o.y tov SO her aargh er 1Tclr.
v.ip iat-,. . Co iaCsc. MS
& ~ G. > a. IN .ie '.t.le girl and
ise .ops w-ii : s.. Lz.s- : wiiiie (,
STOOL.
! So.nt q fo.rc--z - '~rs -; ndlna
g.. stlar,', ,s1.s tE-, V *.
joan K,gg, of s. e, 're- :. - vis-
iiug gO-r city, 'IeG . D.. Gordon.
wat hrs b, cme =. 4 G C.u0e-Le d.
better qu bo.C? We have nevc b. en-
t.-H'i o. t,c sI6ic-., -uc a's lr.-
cn.F wa.tiea .c- '-'. sniLt;cu
=tt #i
WuF pay a-cstl q 81. r. -
iu- .afrru.p. xTga- y-.-a =. % b. e
l.-rr rra-c BE- 1m ~ l. 70 n ecu, %
.fcm dne -four p - . haf Gle. -.
tgl- giving - =. e wo--mel 4
chs Go To m.''f NJ
L. 4. owca. m s. a. Dccs-
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ns place, z c'tf.
s. Loveior a-t : y. r. New
4 So. Wee i14 -cs tenoe o.
l., ie t.tde's pans. rs, = dul1
.gsl Slp-dy afts Q, Rev. Vo;a-v
I JoEason. .ofsci-ilg.
FOR sAEE1At barga'n. wo lot,
In Ferudair. app'v NJ this cg.iee.
!, Carrlgge paint ny ana owe hauiinl
S 1sciairte- ut-- Elliott ~ -sFfssfan nis
--ll on Broadway. Give them a call
mo
'.r- D. al Central 5 - mop
ic.~ re YOU nice shave ~ q s"rl
4, slls. lsf'1. -
M n y1J wish vnrT JeNgelry or SILVER
3 wdrc nicely engraved. purchase Sam'
r. 90 me and the engraving win cost yul
lothinsE i have an aFtist IN tiia
line. +. IT. Parker. q
+ For q nice. clean sn1ves 20 20 IN
Central barber shop. q
For artistic sign writing eau ol
Ehiott y Williams. 5im
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United States Court I'm the In
dian Territory. Third Judicial Div
fSion- March Term iss5. --
w. J. Jones; PlIfntin.
~ .eH
Callic Jones. Defendant. l---z
The defends n. CaTlIe Jones, -
warned q app.s. ~ this court In
thirty days ana an>wer the CON-
pl- n ~ the plaintiff.- W. J. Jones.
rMi-lsSS the Hon. Cbas. IL. stuart,
IIdge OF said couff, and l1e seal
hereof this I4th day % February;
fSg5.
[sEALl Jos. W. PHILLIPs. Clerk,
8 H. GKRRErT. Deputy.
Rnbt. r. Lee. attorney.
/, = 81 X .ng attorney for uun-residcnt
defendant.
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Raehls.. Raehls.. Rae.Ia.I

Just arrived At +. II. Earker's maal-
moth jewclfy store
Ladies' belt btFcties.
Ladies' dress buckles.
Ladies garter buckles.
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THE TwlcE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC.
SPECIAL oFPER.
aood Oal- UuffI Mareh aT.t IRo6

s.cld Two ngw Subscribers with two
o.. inr- a gct o1e year Gee.
seed fUar uew subscsfbers with four
-rioii s'-Esi receive tffe piper two
ye-..s without cost.
s-llo ron know a gund thing when
voJ So ~ A word to the wise u suf-
ticicnt.7 Address TnE RKPUHLrc.
~. ~. Louis, NO.
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For = gund hair cut or a pleasant
ssiagc, go "a A. Z. Davis. Central bar
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C-ln t1 Du- o9on.rg T'E-'-..'cE
no,l.r-. t.1,ci 4. In Get 11.
A..e...5l : C.-oc sd - the stat
ment of tie ..st EatiJnIi B.nk
wa.C- -.sseSrs tos4..- This : ,'e
Cd atiolal banA and SHOWS toe
Ia ct surp:u, OF any simili9r ins.-
Lon IL ..e Inti4A Territory. TIE
e. -e.eat ,lov " IL makes, refl1c,s
: ell edi, o, Is Officer, and p.Oyes
L. TO 0e Tho o : ~ responsible.
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Notice.

- de wish x % ,'-e thoir
b'rs Oh r.cj'.n oi -nr dwell
- co.. a-,. vii leave So u my
o. ce 3v q oclO-k .. III. taiaofio".
II 11t 20 reject lay and
III -.d l. .eSe &.
THoS. =. CORNELIUS.
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A lml.art ..f.. otteG etccc 10
noa. al .ud ~. cngrGc- Ic -s aTU
20 --ep tne hst-a NJ. ~ q, c1.Oi. rls, .
Hair Reacwe Is ne Dcss lOn-c iof t..e
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Shooting Near Brownsville.

From Deputy Charley Burns IL is
learned there was a shooting ARRAY
last Friday night At, o. near Browns
vile, fifty miles east Of here, between
two Indians.
Their names are Isom Eyeocumby
and q .lbert Caney. Il aPge; - that
Eyeocumby was drunk aud owe tex
ing Caaey and his wife in the rocd,
and without provocation - warning
drew his winchester and began 1r.ns.
The first shot took effect In his own
no -se's head, but the second perform
ed work on Caney, the bal, q -
ing him in the bacS and passing
Larough his body.
Caney Is alive, but IL is expected
he will die. As far as known the
would be murderer was not arrested.
Come TO our opening Tnu,sday
morning. March Il. frankfurt bros.
Those who Ipv their rns a.e ~ the
ChlcNasaw Marble Woraa, o. oc-
.ae th.rd or midd mF-. y
h7 1ols : one .0urtn co 5..u
g NJ emp oymel. 20 -on" -5o-.
srAxoARD cor.oS FAtrs ACTIONS.
Th-oU2h h.ias .ys-e -. . cm
Fort W0r l.. tt1re. e cc2. tn
man. Nl: - .It. 40 l.lr. -v'-
DIur Sliic-s " co - O tc.,
c.la. i 80 G--- ss
kana 20 81 mI- ig
c'Osc come. sCs5 q .--a' 5--. -t ie
Old SL.,ns. nj 111ts Lt ~ n2
close CClnec c-.Cus "a -. L.. ; ano
tie lC n via i. l.. 4. NJ. g. i. -
/ Pullman slecn'no Co.. ls.. Eil- on
The above cities tc, Neml- = gi.. Got
/ ton Belt Route, and 'o- -. Lou IS va
St. l.. j. VI. y ;. Ry. IN IcSg S~ ~
Through Pullman Q, .'~fts ON S7l
Antonio To M"m1ulsNft . eIn' IONA
y GIcat Mort ein ft,g7. Z, l.'-s- "a
Go, on g. i;1l -".T
Close connection 10 receive NJ
deliver paS -eugef- D IeT7~ - 90. c'v-
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MctiregC with t..g ST. G.. tS :. -
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and seCu-e tre ,t. &c sa'
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prompts ny ~ v " NhI, 1.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The First National Bank,
At ATdmOre, in the Indian Territory,
Territory, at the Close Of Bus
mess, March 5, 1895.
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. $ll3, ,384.69
Overdrafts. secured and un-
secured. .............. 38, $50. 20
U. S. bonds to secure circu-
lation. 100000
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures. eS.............. 6.452.OO
Due from national banks
mot reserve agents.. ...... S,523.23
Due from state banks and
bankers. ....... 28.582. -
Checks and other cash Items 249.9O
Notes of other national
banks. 500. 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents. ... 266.S5
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN EANI.,
VIZ:
Specie. 81. .77S.O0
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place.
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