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Unprecedented Attraction!
Over Half a Million Distributed!

Louisiana State Lottery Comfy.
This institution was regularly in
corporatcd ty the Legislature of the
State for Educational and Charitable
purposes in 1868, with capital of
ST. 100000, to which it has since added
a reserve fund of S350.000. It's Grand
Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. 1t never scales or post
pones. Look at the following scheme:
Grand Promenade Concert. during
which will take place the
Extraordinary Semi.annual Drawing
At New Orleans. Tuesday, June 5th,
under the personal supervision and
management of
GEN. &. T BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana,
and GEN. JuBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia.
Capital Prize, 100000.
~ Notice-Ticke,s are Ten Dollars
on y. Halves So. Quarters $3.50.
Fights S1.25.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize of 500 600 800. oeG
lGrand Prize of $4,000. 10000
Grand Prize of 10000. 10000
Q Large Prizes OF 10000. 20OO0
4J,arre Prizes of 5000. 10000
20Prizes of I,oUo.- 2o,ooo
90 bOU.. 25.OUj
1on $780,. $4,000
.Nl GEO.. 10000
$40 = 10O.. 10000
10000 TO-. .i00. 900
AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
100 App'x;n Prizes of 5000. 10000
100 do do loa.. 10000
100 do do 75-. 1880
IL ,a79 Prizes amounting to-. s5s2 500
Gen. q. 7. Beauregard of La,
Gen. Jubai A. Early OF Va,
Commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders to
NJ. A. DAUPHlN,
20. Box 692. New Orleans. La.
For information, apply to
J. r. THOMSON,
Mcintyre House.
Third Grand Dollar Draaoing,
Tuesday, July 3. Capital Prize s2o.-
0G0. Tickets ST. each may4wtf
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THREE hundred employees OF
the Bureau of Printing and
Engraving at Washington city,
have been discharged.
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From Sundays Daily.


From Sundays Daily.
Miss BETTE ENeELKE was
the Queen of the Fest, and
Misses Eliza Baker and Julia
Minkwitz were her maids of
honor.
In the procession Friday, the
tour seasons were admirably
well represented in the follow
ing OIL der.
Spring-Augusta Giesecke,
Summer-Mattie Hosea,
Fall-Annie Schiller,
Winter-Tennie Hynes,
while Miss Emma Koch repre-
scented "Germania," and Miss
Cora Kurtz columbia" in a
tasty and becoming style.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Brown of
the Giddings Tribune, and S.
o. SoRelle, Esgr.. talented
and rising young lawyer of Gid
dings paid the BANNER Office a
visit yesterday morning. They
expressed themselves well pleas
ed with the Volksfest, especial
ly the magnificent display of fe-
male beauty to be seen upon
the grounds, at the SHRINE of
which Mr.. SoRelle is a devout
worshipper.
MFR. Nathan Murray, of Sem
pronius, also did us the pleas
ure of a call, from whom we
learn that crops in that section
of Anstin are looking well and
farmers are anticipating an
average crop.
We inadvertently neglected
TO notice the departure OF the
Hon, Seth Shepard on a-plcas-
ure trip to his relatives in Ken
lucky, we wish him a pleasant
trip and safe return.
A GALA TIME.-From the
number and variety of Flags
fiuttering in the breeze in
Breuham for the last two days,
a stranger would be apt to ex-
claim this is the city of Flags.
In front of our principal bus
mess houses and public build
ings, the american flag has been
displaying its ample and pro-
tecting folds.
In the procession, the first
day of the Fest, the American
flag and the German, undulated
in unison the peaceful breezes
throughout the march, and at
its close were assigned the
most prominent positions on the
grounds.
The Lone Star State flag con-
stituted one of the attractive
features connected with the
Whitewater Wagon in the pro-
cession. Its appearance nc
doubt awakened many sacred
memories among those who
struggled with successful hero
ism to give it recognized place
among the nations OF the earth
Although tie Lone Star flag, as
an emblem of distinct nationali
ty has been furled forever, We
trust that on festive and holiday
occasions, its beautiful folds
will always be thrown to tht
breezes, whose kisses it will no
fail to acknowledge by graceful.
undulations.
From Tuesdays Daily.
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COulilduu,
From Thursdays Daily.
THE Brazos river is still boom
ing, and fears are entertained
that the Railroad bridge on the
Western Branch will be swept
away.
Book BEER is a dangerous
beverage, to ''buck against"
the truth OF which many of the
b'hoys who attended the Volks-
fest, will testify to. 1t only
takes two glasses to knock the
sand from under fellows heels.
CHANGED HANDs.-The Iron
Foundry at this place has pass
ed into the hands of new men,
Mess,s. Wilson & Co., who are
prepared to do all work in their
line with neatn-ss and dispath
at liberal prices.
GEN. ScnUERENBERG, who was
acting Adjutant oil the day of
the Volksfest, covered himself
with glory-promptly discharg-
ing the duties assigned him with
credit to himself and satistac-
ton to the management.
PERsoNAL.-adr. W. T. Arm
strong, residing Oh Caney creek
near Buckhorn, called at the
BANNER Office yesterday. He
informs us that the grasshop-
pers have done no material dam
age in his section, and that the
farmers prospects are all that
could be desired.
The nights still continue cool,
and the days are nothing like
as warm as they usually are at
this season. But it is lovely
weather for the Industrious
farmers who are taking advan-
tage of it, and putting their
crops in the best possible con-
dition for growing.
PoIsoNEp.-A little girl about
s years old, daughter of Belle
Anderson, colored on Tuesday
evening by some means got
hold of some morphine in her
mothers house, and taking it.
lived only a few hours. People
should be careful about leaving
poison within reach of children.
HYMENIAL.-Married on Tues
day evening, at the residence
OF the brides parents, by Rev.
B. D. Dashiel, Mr.. y. M.
johnson, to Miss Lizzie Gavin,
all of this city.
We congratulate the happy
couple upon their union and
trust that their future may be
a continuous unalloyed pleasant
dream.
| We-aHknowledged the receipt
of a bountiful supply OF cake.
FISH CuLTURE.-Near the
western suburbs OF the city MIR.
Allcorn is preparing to start a
fish pond. When finished, it
will be supplied by living water.
The size of the pond will be
small, but the depth will be as
much as six or eight feet in part
of it.
The cost Of the pond will be
a mere trifle, compared with
the advantages he will derive
from it in less than two years.
We are astonished that
farmers, so many of whom could
have fish ponds at a cost Of ten
or twenty dollars, do not enjoy
the luxury of fresh fish all the
year round. Where there are
springs of living water, it is no
trouble to establish a fish pond
and fish are creatures of rapid
growth.
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=
card OF Mrs. Caroline Witte-
borg, in this issue.
HoNEY bees are becoming
very troublesome to our grocery
merchants. They have a fond
ness for sweet things. and attack
sugar hogshcads by the pla-
tons.
BA1LEp.-Wm. Hill and
Frank Thomas, arrested upon
charge@of theft OF a saddle at
the Fair Grounds Saturday
night, waived 40 examination
and gave bail in the sum of
two hundred dollars each.
ARRESTED FOR TuEFT.-Wm.
Hill aud Frank Thomas. resid-
ing near the line OF Washing
ton county and Austin, we've ar
rested at the Volkstest grounds
Saturday night, while engaged
in the questionable pastime of
appropriating other peoples sad>
dies and brides. The arrest
was made by the city marshal
and deputy sheriff Frank Walk
err.
The WEATHER.-A norther,
rather cool tor this season of
the year, sprang up Sunday
morning, and at this writing,
Monday evening, the weather
although clear, is rather cool for
the season. The weather is fine
for plantation labor, and every
body is busy, chopping out cot
ton and blowing corn the Sec
ond time. Farms are all in
fine condition. A more tavora-
Bile spring tor planting opera
tons than this one has been thus
far, could not be desired.
THERE will be a Sunday
School pic mic given next Satur-
day, on Woodward's creek, in
Campbell's pasture, near the
city. We hope the day may be
propitious, and that the little
masters and misses, as we'll as
their superintendent and teach
ers, may find the day a pleasant
and joyous one.
A basket dinner, to which all
who attend will contribute of
their ample means, will be one
OF the inseparable features, as
a matter of course.
STREET INPRovEMENTs.-Mr.
c. P. Killough, road overseer
of Ward No. |, has placed the
West end OF Main street in fine
fix, and deserves the thanks OF
cur citizens. But, it occurs to
us that the county court has
placed a larger territory upon
Mr.. Killough's than they can
work; the first ward being the
most sparsely settled in Bren-
ham, has the worst thorough
fares apportioned to them for
work. We hope our commits
sioIers will look into this mat
ter at their next meeting, and
make the necessary change.
From Wednesdays Daily.
EVERYBODY had fine time
at the Volksfest.
SEVERAL fishing and hunting
excursions are talked of.
The prospects of bountiful
fruit crop is indeed gratifying.
DKwBERR1Es are plentiful, at
reasonable prices, in this mar
ket.
MUSICAL concerts by Thomas
cats are becoming common
these moonshiny nights.
GRAPE tarts and dewberry
rolls are in season, and mary of
our citizens are now enjoying
this treat.
SOLICITING agents from our
nurseries are preparing TO start
on their annual tour through
the country.
GRAssHoPpERs.-The elements
yesterday were full of grass
hoppers passing over the city,
heading northward.
WE learn that the citizens in
several neighborhoods of this
county, have organized Them
selves into companies for protec-
ton against the raids OF horse
thieves. A good move.
HYMENIAL.-Mr. Z. Larry of
Galveston. and Miss Fannie
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departure. eStefday not one
was to be seen in that portion of
our county. Their exit has long
been anxiously looked for, and
the people rejoice at their disap-
pearance.
From Fridays Daily.
WINDY and dusty yesterday.
SPRING chickens getting scarce.
GARDEN sass plentiful and
cheap.
DoS'r forget the Sunday
school picnic tomorrow.
KEROSENE oil, at S1.75 per
can of five gallons, at Pampell's.
Look at the list OF prices of
J. S. Newbouer & Bro lower
than ever for cash and thirty
days only.
WITHIN less than three miles
of Brennan, are situated three
of the largest and most profit
able nurseries in The South.
CALL on Pampell and get the
best handmade boots and shoes
ever offered in this market.
DEwBERRIEs are now in sea-
son, and the little Ethiops will
soon gather in what the little
grasshorpers have left.
Our merchants report that
the demand for credit is increas-
ing. Our farmers seem to be
unusually short of money,
hence the demand.
SISoE the flight of the grass
hoppers begun, two days ago,
You can see written in every
countenance on our streets,
confidence restored"
The brick work on the cot
ton exchange has been complet-
ed and the carpenters are now
busily engaged on the wood
work. The building is a very
handsome one, and reflects cred
it upon it proprietor and build
er.
PAMPELL has fine assortment
of ladies and gents hats-latest
styles-very cheap.
DISTINGUISHED V1srroR.-
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston was
in the city yesterday. Many of
our leading citizens did them
selves the honor of calling upon
shis distinguished citizen, SOL
der and patriot. He left on
the one o'clock train for Aus
tin.
JAcoNEr finish domestic Zoe.
worth 123c.; satin stripe gren-
! adines 25c. worth 40c.; white
skirts embroidered $3.50 worth
$3.50; Ia marsailles quilts
1925 worth 1915; good large
corset Use. worth s1.25; good
article summer Jeans 25c worth
373c.; cork ventilated hats
down to 1926; kid gloves good
quality pair S1.00; mattings
20c.; carpets 25c.; silks, silks,
silks all colors.
j. S. Newbouer & Bro.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. G. W. Klae-
den, wife and child, took leave
of their friends yesterday for
St. Louis, and other cities of
the East. We wish them a
pleasant, and enjoyable trip and
a safe return to their friends.
Mr.. G. Werner and family
left yesterday for Bremen, where
they will reside in future.
MARRIAGE license issued by H.
NJ. Lewis County clerk, for the
week ending May Sd 1871:
R. Andrews to Ella Ewings;
Sam Ewings, to Alice Sims; Cor
nelius Shelton to Sallie Rice:
William Mitchamare to Marga-
rett Smith; A. NJ. johnson to
Lizzie V. Gavin; J. W. Hack
worth to NJ. S. Phillips.
VINO wants to rent a good
farm, near Brenham, with the
crop already planted and grow
inga Teams, tools, and forage,
on the place. sufficient to run it.
The situation is one of the pref
tiest and healthiest in the State.
The owner wishes to move away,
and would like to let the place,
as it is, with a fine stand of corn
and cotton, growing on it. For
particulars, application may be
made at this office. May5tf
DIS. Ross AMI Norris have
heen aDpointed n Board J TO ey-
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fear that in consequence of the
untavorable appearance OF the
weather. it was not financially
that success which its merits 50
richly deserved. The guests, in
consequence of the threatening
appearance OF the day, were not
halt so numerous as they other
wise would have been. The at
tendance, however, like all as
semblies, whether small or large
at this classic place, were among
the most refined and intelligent
to be found in any country.
The tables were SO beautifully
arranged that it looked like
wantonness to mar their beauty
by the unpo.tic exercise OF eat
ing some OF the luxuries 30
temptingly displayed. We are
certain that princes and poten-
tates were never waited on by
iairer servitors, than were the
guests of Thursday evening at
Cl,appell Hill. The few hours
we remained seemed to fly with
the speed of minutes, and we
mostreluctantly turned our back
on an assembly of beauty and
intelligence, encountered but
rarely in a life time. But as
No man can tether time nor tide.
Trrxs hour approache, we maui ride
and hastily bidding hearty
good by to a few friends, and
invoking a silent "God be with
you," for all the guests, we tole
ourself away, just in time to
board the up bound train.
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A New Industry.

On the plaitation-ot Col. D.
G. Giddings, two miles from
the city, where there is large
number of imported cattle, Mrs.
Aldridge, late of Missouri, is
going to START a dairy for the
manufacture of cheese and but
ter. In fact it may be said that
she has started it. We are in
debted to her for large cake OF
as fine butter as ever graced the
table. 1t is perfectly beautiful,
firm and richly favored. We
are glad the enterprise has been
undertaken, and we predict for
it a success gratifying to the la
dy undertaking it, as well as
the patrons she will not fail to
command.
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menced going all over the city
begging food etc. The police
have heard these complaints for
long time, and the nuisance
became unbearable so the fell
low was takin in.
On the trial yesterday Rev.
Ben. Waters testified to the
manner in which Mccoy obtain
ed the document and then put
it into his pocket, thus disarm-
ing the rascal. Mayor O'Rior-
dan then ordered him to leave
town inside of three hours or
go to work. The colored peo-
pie were highly pleased to see
this "wolf in Sleeps clothing"
upset by the strong arm of the
law.
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KITCHEN & PARLoR FURNITURE
, 1877-01-15

J0HFHlI G} LAsafAF{.
Some ycass u.to tuuk WAS published In this
country tho purpose vi which as the production
0f sllusts. On It's pages various representa-
tio's VI stMvtlai shaprs, printed la cx-
trcmcly brilliaut c,lors oIl q white
ground. Directions weru given 10 tx
the eyes lntcntty iii thcsc for some
moments, anl then turn tlltnI Suddenly to
wLitc wall or screen, wl,rn tho - ghost "woull
appear in tls f,r.n depicted IN tl,c book, but Ut
III rnt!rcly Aifcreut color. II Tic picture WIS
rial tho slicetru u, tbs wall would bc green; II
ths former was yellow tile latter would bu blue;
Atl,l bG on.
y similar illusion may bo produced In u,,cl,
simpler Nny. Cut SMALL disk cut OF Wh!tu
paper md lay It OIL black surface. lnok Ut IL
etcldily for u quarter vi u nlinutu or 50, and
tcn dilect the cyu u white, UE, better, su u
gray surfacc, LIZ u sheet u gray Laper, aul sou
Will see u dark inlagu u tbs sha,o aud slxr VI
thu white disk. II u eulorcI disk Ii used the
Iter-iMags,' " IL IL .allst, will bs cllorel,
but VI tic liue complementary to
that vi The disk; that Ii. II tho one "
green the other will 10 purple; II the
ouu IL yellow or urulyu thu otLrr will bu Of q
larker ur lighter blue, ctc. " Complementary
col.rs arc thoso which II mixed will pruluce
whltc.
II tue surtata. Is VI the sane color % the dix
tlc alter r,lagc will bu iaint alld whtlsh II 1t h
Of tLc colos complementary " that Vi the disk
The li'aa;s will appear the same eolos intensified.
Thus, u the did u bluisA-greeu and tbs gaze Il
turned from Il to rcd groaud We ahslT NO
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etsnistt y far - packers Eraiea .wero conoafnw-
inF let. lid animal .evsfsly .lone,Sanl lilo
:loso, "f The wcGk iouna grise. u T., son,m"n
tsn A. the oirnInE q trsde on ,iontlay. for ls!t
and tlp u tho close oi trst Oh Fr!say shere lid nc
thtnkagn nf not 10 exceed toc per hut satMf:
Mo for fho week. Cn!ca 10 ri shipping Rrnita net
Prices closing 1T $H.ECAH,GN.
Saturday .,atkri wns Inactive and mitch depressed.
and safes dragKed NJ fl U<da fur HIGHT and it fG.1l
Hnrf 1G5 Il e f. ssf: ~. n, ass S ~ a @
en- rrftscd to part WITH tcig nHs At tho low prices hid
wtck,
si!EEF-Thn shrfp sraAU WA qulet during thn rsst
Sa1rs nnclt At sDI1t.1J for ponr to tnrdtutn
and 1t for Sbud 10 choice uuRtlesprr lUU
lbs.
, 1877-01-15

.'ghost" Of a deeper and marn trll'.ans rca
II We look 1ips}n toloretl srtfneoI any othe-
than tho complementary hue the color VI III.
aftcs-lntagc Will blend viii, That Of thu snf.
the surface blue tho image will hurpet. s
Tiiceo phenomena admit uf a vGv sll,,rlce ~.
plnnnton. When tho rctinn of t1ccyc !,as brsn
exposed 70 o continued imprcsalot q ono coo;
1t Is wcarictl and bernncs less aendtIve 10 that
cpor. II now Il Is exposed Il, the tnprc.son n
whit" light It will resln,i,d mere rasiily 10 In
other cnlnrs that make up white. tlat II, to t,,s
Wllfrh tFtHtucc the tu1nElcnletitnr. hue. Uuta
likely entnu wElD llarc 0tasion tt lst. tct III
have observed that Il, nftcr wrltfni withit sor
the latter will at first appear OF 1lstinrs grres
color. Some eyes are uioTc scnsltic than Ot|.n
to t1lcse delusivc impressions, lnt my rerson
Gun sce tic Complementary. color he las toyk.
eu Mt tho other lDnE enough to liz tho ere.
Dr. l'czol,l, In lIs "Thcory uf 'slor," a1uonp
many curious thtnga connected With hts subject
illustrates tue fhct that willie iln blark oirrft
be seen ngainst q o'!qcl ground
e. {s pseF, s'as wlns n,nt ,lesa 9 .sttu,vp M p'psE
SLOW sijsht ti"ss ot the ss sunpicacntaly coI w.,
tc eifsct is greatly heightened i,y laying Till
white tissue paper nvcr tho surface, sllOwjne
tllat ian a,lnl1ture Of white I!Pt Is fnvoraIls
may be givcn 70 tho grnuad differ greatly
n tlIctr capatility of calling orth tho eoti.
III tact, NIL tho se,callel cod cutors--yj)
urigfnatc very vivf1 contrasting curs, while Til
Il tho c1sc to much l,wcr eyrtr with rel. vel.
low. ainl yetlhwisl, zrcc,f." The colorctl plate.
IN Dr. Bezoltl's hook illustrate ills very yfyIly.
but tho reader cart produce sfrn1hr effect by put
ting disk or ngnrc cut out fh1uls ilaptr nr
c1oth on a hright-colorcd sirtacc-rca, yclIow.
green, blue. or purplc,-a spreading ttr wh,su
tissGc paper over tic wl,olc. The variety Of
ll,ies which the black nss,lnca very striking.
popular proycrt, tint seeing Is bellcyiug.'
We know that tho black IL blrk, hut VIC can.
not Fec IL Us btack, however earnestly we may
enIeaVor to rcason ourselves. utt of the ili.
etut,.
, 1877-01-15

Tho Chicago pFplnca markets vera active Satur-
t]ay and generally stronger cxcept whIsky--the
1nttsr hrlur .tc,dv Whcnt wn, ,criIrdtv ,trnurey
" ,,.n..snn, r"sr,,I n,.,.r,s,,r t,nr, tho wal.
anu provisions reacted mhtefla"y 1tom VIC "eak'
ness of tue prcsiona ilny. The trading was chiefly
speculative ths sl,fpping movement being rcatrct.
81 h, , .r,te,v ,r rratu cn,x
en ~ se'st"y VI ttn'" cAts' ,
INC afS.e""as h.ofket WIS reported a"!et MI"
'tfong, with bleacted and brown eostons, denin'H,
i,v Tha ,rfo,c,d cr,tai1uart ~ n,o,uc,tnr rr.
'us. 40 e".o.sca eaital','ens u! p,ouu.oa IT,.
sa''hs from 1no conun"eu scaEcai$ ~ wafer III .np
manufacturing ietrtcln of New England affects Thu
market very scnsfb1y lust at present, when stocks
of mnnnf,r,uret ,on1s nr, sn,,sr th,n NJ ,nv ,,rr
,'1". as,,o, ~. .s,. ~. ,."r,sa2 ~; ~,
WINS pe''o" 'of many 3cara' '"e 'as'eaeco t'at
Of The raw material aial Tho continued liberal cx-
l,nrt movement klao contribute 10 the present
strength of the market for cotton trxtflen. Thu
dcmnr1 far rrocerir. ,,n, ,ennrcd rood Tor thc
ucn'aHa 'o' k,o1e''s' WI isp''tsa so.u ~ t"o
*caton, nhu prices OF al the saple articles aaa os
most aide gouia were nslnty held al Frday's !.-
ures, There was q a,Irt market for dried fruits.
-, IN. +,ains and nrrnr. +.rc ,r,u . rn ,lr f...I
, 1877-01-15
uf TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

II LA4 K<sfs71 Assocfatfd Frssa
E1w YoHK, Jan. 3.-GoId opened A. lo0k md
cloAed ut lUJss, tho extremes Of the day. Carrying
rates, tO per cent gold per nnuun,; and 1.1U 0f
psr cent until Monday.
Tho sentn,sns in regard to gold has changed
somewhat stueo this dry week. Dealings In Gov
csnncnt' bonds have bccu on unusually large
seale. md Sunlu prominent Aaanc!al Inat1tutons
here and on thc PacIdc coast have taken bundA by
the million for Investment
Silver hars-Greepbarks, 13l; gold, 13t. Silver
coin. i. Silver IL quoted In Iondon to-day at
81 6.1td per ounce.
Governments active and strong.
Nallroaa bonds wero quiet and olm In ths lata
afternoon dealings,
kt4ts bonus quict and s.eads.
The stock market wAs strong and higher, and
ssnt early In the dry, the Isadins fyatlreA being
~ tessg ] sa1 tsastion q ft9n }. 10 :, psE cent
rEalixe proats. Miehlgsn Centfa! fell VI from 10
70 4bH; Lake Shore from bsi3 to b4!;; Western
Union from 7a.s " s4.l; Delaware, LaCkawAnna
from sSx 10 s5x; .nd i,ao. tsatiai froa alI; ta;;
70 e!h. Hsw York Central va. struug, and a1-
sapeta 70 lo24 IN tho dnal sales. Tic market
Ws.tsrn Union Kesi Of .hs liz sisaay.
The ttsnasetsons @ u the stock E1ehange today
aggregated IL. 800 slatea, ot which {, BOO were
Fsal. ooo rasic Nsi H. 55 TO SV Western e IOloa a.
3, O0O New Jcr4ey Central. u, oOo Michigan Gem
. tsal and l, QUO Illinois Central
THIS FonEth National Bank bar notified the Stock
Is, 600, loo u 81, 7d0, 900.
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C1ea1ln1s. S4i, 700, itJ.
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