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THE WEATHER..
Wnr Department Reports und Frog.
nosticAtiOnss

CHICAGO. March 24.-Yoaterday morning tho
Signal Service reports indicated colder tenn
perature all over the country-10 degrees below
Now York, and rain in Louisiana and Tennes-
see. This morning the general temperature
continues low throughout tho East and West-
degrees below at Pembina; 10 abovo at Du-
luth 90 above at Chicago; above ~ a 2. A!pona
at Burlington, Vt; 2s ut Now York; 40 At Wash
Fla; G1 At Now Orloans; So at Nashville.
Showing at breckenridge, Mimi, Pr Davenport aI
Raining at Omaha, st. Louis. indianapolis,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Washington,
9A', Gape Moy, Fortress Monroe and Northern
Wan DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
SIGNAL SERVICE, D1v1s1oN OF TELEanAMs AND
REPORTS Fon THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.
WAsu1NaroH, D. g., March Probabilities
Tho stor1n-centre In the Ohio Valley will move
cast winds and snow during Monday night from
tho Middle states westward over tho lake region
to the Rocky Mountains. For Tuesday, in tie
Gulf sta.o9. continued southeast !vo.4 and and
Gulf States by northerly winds and
falling temperature on Tuesday afternoon.
For tlo South Atlantic States aouthoasterly
winls yoering to the southwest, with ruin: The
storm-centro will continue developing in the
Middle Atlantic Coast, nnd northcaat winds, with
threatening weather ed rain or snow. will prevail
oyor the Middle Statos and Lower Lakes, with
low Temperature, but somewhat higher than on
Monday Rising barometer and clear weather will
prevail worry generally Now England on Tues
day morning, followed by falling barometer.
northeast winds, aud cloudy weather Iuesday
night.
Cautionary signals continue at stations on tho
Gulf and Atlantic Coasts.
TonoNTo, March 2A.-Wenther cold; showing
this afternoon.
BIooMlyaroN, March 24.-Quito severe a1oot-
storm prevails hero everything iH covered with
thick coating Of leo.
DEs MONIES, March 24.-A furious snow storm
commenced here to-day at 4 P. M, and ia atill
raging at this hour (lnidnight), with throeinohes
Of snow on tho ground.
, 1873-03-25
THE LABOR QUESTION.

Agitation on the IS Eight-rnour 1.nsv,'
--Minors' Strike Mt Youngstown, o.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
New YonK March 2l-Tho probabilities aro
that, with tho opening OF the spring trade, n
strike, On a most extensive sca1o will be organ
izod by tho different trades unions in this city.
Undoterred by their unsuccossfu1 attempts n
year ago, the workmen are determined to again
attempt tho enforcement Of tho oight-honr''
rule and increase Of wages. Tho trades unions
arc In aotivo preparation, and straining every
nerve to increase tho numerical strength Of thoir
organizations and aro taking measures to
insure concerted action In oil departments
OF labor. Tho struggle will not be confined to
ono trade at time, for oil tho aociotioB havo M
understanding with tho 1caguo, and these mon,
mastering in Ill about $4,000 mechanics, will
strikc at tho Hamo timo Tho leaders declare
that thoy are In d position to successfully cope
with capital. Tho carpenters md joinors do
mand increaao Of pay Of 81 per day, and tho
Germans domnnd 25 por cent extra for piece-
work. Tho President Of tho Wozkingmen'a
at tho same ti1no, and TINT tho 1novenont in
this city will bo followed by like action
In Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, aud other large
| oisies. Tho feeling among employers is very
mands Of tho strikers at all hRzaras. Already
the contemplated action has had its effect upon
tho building interest, and the builders rofuBo to
take extensive contracts They havo, however,
demand Is not complied With they Will aus-
pend operations. In Brooklyn Tho oarpen-
tors hare notified their employers that
after the .7th Of April they, VII demand
to pay thom by tho hour ct the rate Of $3.50
for days work Of ten hours. This offer tho
workmon refuse, and II their demand is not COM
piled with, they will strike On the above-men-
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papers, tho documents relative to your railroad
ewlndlo suit aud horobY notify you, after tlia
dny, II you aro known to give your aid In tho
satno again, you shall hung. You havo boon
Vigilance Committee. Wo profess to adopt
tho rt,lo, "De sure You arc right,
md then 90 ahoad." 'Wo havo mover
failed yot and do not mean to fail this tirno.
Tho attorneys, Noble 9. Dutlor, George Ly-
man, ind othors, Ind bettor be careful and go
slow In their attempt to rob tho people Of Craw-
ford County Of tlloir privi1ogos and their prop
orty. A word to tho wiao is sufficient. Fooling
TINT forboaranco is no longer virtuo, we doom
1t just TINT wo should SO speak and act.
Signed aud approved by the
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE.
"YENI, V1pr, V1u1."
, 1873-03-25

Review Of tho nIOncy%' Gold, K0nd,
stock. nnd Produce Markets.

Review OF tho nTOnCy.' Gold. KOuIs
s.os' ana Produce ;, Cd a1as,<o..' ss,<
nr 's,"s Wsn 1paus =, ), 4"1 Lsaso o,. .
NE" YORK, March 24'-lho weoh opened with
m improved fooling In financial clrclos. Money
was easier, and accessible to borrowers on call ut
counarat;vc1v cham rotos Tho c1apro Ia
fo,,ni,od ~ -, ha1nf that socrotnrv p;olo rSzon
tou11ueu w Ilio oonel 1ua' ooeio'als n'onatosoa
intends iberally tncroaslng' at an early day tho
volume Of logal-tondor notes In circulation.
,r,, 1o,ror o,,a ro-e,oa fro,,, 116s< n 11sL
"as 'o"oi' "no 1"iso" 4toil' 14'2a W 1''a'
STOCKS.
Tho stock market was flrrner in tono, md
p9es sasapssa rsan to tba esnor eat m ]
IL ado aa s
enortly nefose ocloch' "nen "eai, 1eenns u, hes
in and part OF tho Improvement "aa loat. 1ho4gh 5
greatest activity vas in Pacific Mail,
Which foil Oh at tho opening from
5516 to 551, and afterwards mnde
steady advance to 5756. In Into dealings b
reaction to 6GIG ensaed. Panama rose from
This was tho result Of tho story about doubling
the stock tolegrapled yesterday. Now York
Central made an advance Of | p9r m cont. selling
at 101A@1024, receiving strength from tho ro-
pany's bonds ut London. This IL probably tn
truo, aa the agent gont out Inns not
had timo to complete tho negotiation.
Ch1cago, Columbus j. Indiana Central ad-
vanced from 3o111 to 3914 fell on to S9Y,
advanced to 40, and reacted to 394 in tho late
dealings. Tho falling OF vas Oh account OF the
reported discovery Of forged "puts" " and "calls"
in this stock. This Subsequently proved to bo
without foundation. Harlem opened strong at
1856, against 193 at tho cloHe on Saturday, but
later ealos wero made at 134@135. Western
Union was exceptionally woak, aud declined
from STU to SG1ss, with d slight recovery at tho
0''7'' posps.
Thoro was q email busiuoss in railroad bonds,
md sales indicated no special change in quo
tatons. Union PaciAo uaortgagos, however,
were strong and higher, first mortgages advanc-
Ing from Sc to s6M Immigrant from 1871 to
70. and income from 7411 to 759S. Central was
stoaily at 103A AGD103g6, and stato-aid bonds
At III, Boston. Hartford l. Erie lrsts de-
clinod from 40N to l0X in tho afternoon,
sales being made at tho two extron,oH Tonnes-
seo Re'J stata honia aoii At s36Ssl5. Telegrams
from fro Tennessee ststo that tho Aaseasmoilt bil
passed. u5 tho House. and TINT the Governor,
Eomntroller. and Treasurer sent ,nosaagos to the
T,arsiatnro stating that the reronuo unlor tho
, 1873-03-25

The resolution before the Senate WIS as
follows:
Iesosped That tho charges made and roforred to tho
goect Committee Of the lust Congress- affecting tho
Official character and conduct Of Powell Clayton are
not sustained.
Mr. WRIGHT said that he, after consultation
with other members Of tho Comsnittoe, had
como to tho conclusion that the subject should
60 oyor to-day, as the Senate did not Roem pro-
parod for its decision, but would bo tomorrow.
Tho report Of tho Committee In the case was
read, but no further action was takon.
THE "nEconD."
D1r. ANTHONY submitted tho following, which
WAS adopted
IlesoIytd That there 10 printed and bound, with
ndox to he prepared nuder tho drection OF the Com
present executive Of The senato ten copes for
each Gcnator tho VcePrcslent aud Secretary Of tho
sonao yo copies for each member Of the HouHc, two
for tho brares Of Oongrcss Of tho Senate mud Of tho
House, aud 800 copies to DO sold by tho Congressional
Printer, ut Tue cost Of pressworl TAPER and bAA1ng.
TIE POSTAL SERVICE.
Mr. WINDOW submitted the following, which
was lnid over:
Reaolred That the Select con,mlttce Trausrorta-.
t,ro and e1tent of tho obligations uubsstlug between
the paroa and tho o.ta srss 0f o
laon III necessary to guard tue postal norvco aBanst
Interruption or Injury by hostile acon OH tho lars OF
auy or Al Of said railroad companies.
CoNdRATuLATony,
Mr.. MORTON offered the following resolu-
tiony, which wero read and ordorod printed:
ltsored, Tint tho Beuato Of the IJnltod 6tates haH
received will Joy the intelligence that tho Republican
Government Of bpain has abollshsd slavery In tue
Island Of Porto hco and raiscd the colose people o.
and privileges Of citizens Of sho Spanish 1opub!ic
esotvea, Tint by thia act the people Of Spain have
given now assurance to the world that, In establish
genuine love Of liborty, and sincere regard for the
rights Of a men, aud that 1t will be accepted - ar
omen Of tho power and porpetuty Of tie Spanish 10
public.
The Senate went into executive sossion, aud
afterwards
Adjourned.
, 1873-03-25
SENATE...EXTRA SESSION,

CA1DWELL8 NCB1GNATICN.
WASHINGTON, Naroh 24.-Iho Senate met at
Tho v1cE-pnEs1DENr laid before the Senate
WASHINGTON. March u, 1875
Aen. Henry Eitson, Ftco-Pr<stden af tha United
SIN: do hereby very respectfully notify you, and
through you, tho eenato OF the United stacs that
senator from tho state q kansas: md thst iayo
ferwasde b. ms possss prepaid addressed to tho
Bas. resignation IN tho following form, to-'sit.
UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER, March a., 1873.
Hts Eretessey the Gorsrnor of Kansas, Topeka, Kan.
sm hereby respeotfally tender you NJ roalgna-
q Kansas, to tste effect immediataiy vory respect
fully, your obcdtentsorSant,
,,,o ,,,r,o :, y s 8aa
4. Osborne, Governor Of Kansas. lii this city,
duplicate Of the paper forwarded. whose acknowledg.
AIE14sDEa ot19wszn; FL
10 tho Hon. Il. Caidteelt, Washington, D. G.:
letter Of this day. resgntng your seat In tic Senate Of
Kansas. Worry respectfully, your obodeut servant,
Tuos. A, OsBonNr,
Governor Of Kansas.
Mr.. WRIGHT inquired whether nIr. Morton
proposed to take nny further stepg.
Afr. MORTON replied that it was not compo-
tent to expol man who wna not Senator, or
to doclare his seat vacant therefore he con-
sidered Ills duties as Chairman Of tho Commit
tee On Elections at an ond.
Mr. FENTON hail that he had speech to
mako In tho Caldwell case, but it would not bo
pertinent to do 80.
o1.AYroN's CASE.
Mr.. WRIGHT moved that tho O1ayton caao DO
taken up.
Mr. THURMAN said be had never found time
to read the Testimony.
Mr.. CLAYTON remarked that it WAS due to
himself. and to tho Btate which ho represented
or misrepresentod, that his case be now acted
on. Tho Legislature WAS now in session, and ho
appealed to al Senators who wished to deal just
tion OF the subject.
After discussion, tho Senate decided to take up
tho Clayton caso-yeas, SO; nays, 14-as fol-
1nSve.
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dEonoErowx, Dol, March q This morning,
whiio tie daughter OF John Lnnk,, q respectable
rantlomen. resi,iing near Rehoboth Station, was
fatura1g the hoase ot dSan her nss she %as
I'm who tore on her clothes and violated ho,
poraon. a After the assault, Burton fled, aud tho
Iii. Who ia only IL years old, managed to reach
hor fathers residence, where sho made
known the faots. Burton was sur
rounded in tho woods and captured
about two miles from where ho committed tho
outrage, and tho prisoner, In tho custody Of the
officers, reached this place this eyoning aud VA:
lodged in jul to await his trial. He Is hardeu'
Cd criminal and makes light OF his oftenBo.
, 1873-03-25
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1873.
frank White, Bovonth District Of Indiana
James n. Hayden, Washington Territory.
N0bffNAT10Na.

James IL. HATuG1s washington 1GTIlEOIYs
NOMINATIONS.
Tho President to-day aent tho following NOM
inntiona to tho Senate: Z. D. NfcollB, Recover
of Public Moneys. Independence, Kansas, and
\. H: Darnos, Associate Justico Of tho Supreme
Outstanding loyal tcndor notes to-day, ts6s,-
660,007. -...-....
COMBINATIONS.
THO Hcnnte, in executive session, confirmed
tho following nominations: a. II. Darnos, ABao-
ciato Justice Of tho Supreme Court, Dakota Tor
ritory; Ieadoro Estinger, Appraiser OF Mcrchan-
dize, Evansville, Ind; Edwin A. Howard, 1ndian
Agent for tho Whetstono Agency, Dalota; Joaso
Agency, Nobraska; jason B. Brown, Indiana,
Secretary Of Wyoming. Pos.maBtors: Theodore
8. Case, Kansas City, Mo-; Thog: D. Mowry,
alaeomb, ILL.,; Charles Bangg,, HilIshoro, NJ;
Charloa o. Myora, Kondallvillo Ind; Jamoa
Newby, Cambridge, Ind.
WEST POINT VISITORS.
Vico-presidont Wilson this morning appointed
Senators Sherman md Stevenson members Of
tho Board Of Visitors to Weat Point.
CAHEY.
Tho sonato. to-dsy, at tho instance Of Senator
Caaoy as Collector Of Now Orleans. but, utter
dobate, tho nomination was again confirmed.
THE NEW HALF-DoLLAH.
Undor tho now Coinage law IN important
etep was taken toward tho metric ayston,.
Tho lalt-dollnr will be increased in
value hnlf cont adapting It to
tho Oriental trade. It will not DO q
legal tendor in sums in oxooBs Of f1vo dollars.
Tho Statistical Bureau OF the Treasury Depart
mont statos that tho change Ia necessary in order
to adapt our coin to tho basis Of tho grammo,
and will bo noninal. not requiring rccoining.
THE CLAYTON CASE.
It Ia not supposed that tho debate in tho Sem
ato On the Clayton caso will be Of long duration,
or that Clayton will DO disturbed III tho possos
sion Of his scat.
CENTRAL Aa1En1oAN MISSION.
The commissions Of tho prosont Ministers to
the Central American statoa will expire on tho
1st Of July, whom, by law Of Congress, tho mis-
siona will bo consolidated aud only ono Minister
assigned to a1t those States. It IL aatd tonight
that probably Col. williamson, OF Shreveport,
La., will receive tho appointment.
oALDwELLs RESIGNATION.
The resignation OF senator Caldwell WAS oe-
casioned by the knowledge TINT many Ropubll-
can Senators would vote for 1fr. Forry'a rosolu-
tion Of expulsion, thoug b it ss not ce7tain the
cured therefor. It is beloved that q majority
might hnye boon obtained. Caldwell did not
desire to remain in tho Senate with even q MI
nority yoto for expulsion, but preferred to re-
sign and refer the whole matter to tho people
Of Kansas. Caldwell will not return to Knnsas
for Weok or ten days.
o11AnnED NOTES AND HoNDs.
Troasuror Spinner received today from Frank
lin, Pa, the charred remaina Of 100000 OF
United States notoB and bonds, National notes,
Paclho Railway bonds, otc, which Thomas j. An
derson, Cashier OF Lanlborton's Bank, ut Frank
lin, attempted to destroy by burning, short
time ago, after which ho blew out his brains.
Tho notes IRE gent horo for Identification.
, 1873-03-25
STATIONERY.
COBB, ANDREWS &c CO.,
AGO WABASH.hV, CHICAGO

Wishing to oloao out our stock aa inst ~
possible. VIC otfor bargains to doalera and
others, rs stated below:
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q, 600 zach lnd, Canary. md Corn Envelopes No.
1900 XmIor Envelopes. No. XXX. por n....... 5se
l0,@0 Mh!!o Envelopes. No. por Ill.,. 4s9
U,m0 White lenvolopcsr No 10, per 6e0
100 Yhits Envelopes, No. O. xxx, pur 925
150, o0 Manila Envelopes, No. 6, pgr 06
q, M9 Canary Envelopes. No. NX. per m...... g5
8o, M0 Amber Envelopes. No. 3, XIX, pGr ....... l95
e. 5 @ 9S9 Gana1x s Ma;1elopcss NJ. XNXx. yo, Mes.
2u, W Amber Euyolorea. No: +, XXAX, por 948
lb, 900 Qurn kyoopcs, No. O. Xxx. lnr 221
15, 600 Anlhbr EuvoloreH, Mo. 6. AK, por 920
g, cog Dlckons whe) Enyoqpos. Non, xxx, perm, 9G0
2o ge Sosn @ @Eryclopos, 10. g. MK p9r 2G9
10 IiSnms Diamond Lettor Il il. lwldo 1niinsi,
40 {soains Diamond Mole. No. tnsrrow fansi
1o }tesms % Piaaeond Hiici psin par realm
1so Hea.ns Diamond i,it!et gilt psr roan: 1Ss
70 Gro. Eagle t!ox Penc's, pcr gro. tGQ
80 Gro. Eagle N9nud I'oncl1s, ror gro. %
100 Gro. EaEs nubes Perfection puncils por gro. 800
10 Gro. Edelo Rubber Perfection ponc'ls, pol >,
70 eso tiasd bun TT resil; Dahod ses
IL {pos Ess UoaK4n lVnsii.; Isl so::
Gro. Brown Bnnnet board, per fro. b.25
100 Noz Arnnld's o.. Ink per 1oz. y
% Doz French GopanE, quarts, por TX
% boz Msach :h' G"pying. quarts, ror dos.. 6.s5
to Ham. Da Lesai IL IT,. stop Lino per roam tts
100 Honma Oxford Gap, u lb. per reanl........ Bog
ito Hen,na Osfura Nnte, H. per rcau,.........
loo Tcnnls Oxford Letter, TO h per 2b0
- ID Caset Eureka rubber Qosnesed sates:
, 1873-06-23
Iron trade continues ntoorat6 ao1 ra,da on oon,:

Iron trade continues nddorat6. ana rat1a on co,,
mon oaf nro wenk' at define Of 2-1Oi atoei r.
t1a,, malns steady. Mails, are alao rathor woak
sofes and bdng aterbas aro non nevs
New wool Ia coming III b1otsly. md n0ofs wifh
moderate inquiry Dro1tn-eof1l ID loas aoiyo. bui
sreauy At tho Quotations. Tho reoolpta no III.
osessng K seotla were quiet aud nominal. Thoro
wore worry firm At e15..00 por box. Dorrica a'ao
a1Gyancod' n1oym Poultry and eggs wore plenty and
Take frojehta wore loes active At 10 advance
chrrlore emily insiaing On rlBo In rates, wLiol,
a,hinpers wore reluctant to pay. A total OF sovon
onnrtofs on na1 was reported, which viii carry out
gp,ooo bu wheat and $4,000 bl corn: In ai-
1000 bu wheat from milwaukee,. Chicago ratos
tS MnFston Or 6.Tego i@li on ~ eonn TnGss and
nofpta nafgttsfo 10 tno On Mhoat Corn to Nov England
nTsi tnTsin W through rate was quoted At 29o via
Highwinos wero quiet and stoady It tho recent
Snct,. SSoctf,ao. TIE psuclty of offerings proyehting
gallon sps eeoe were reported Of 1to brs q 800 per
" P1oviaiona vere rather mora active, and weak.
Mesa pork was in good demand last ovening, at
Sea and h Gp sses sat bw
and caaaod dooline Of t@ioo por ri bri iAft fron
a the eloslng priceb Of Fridays session. Lard was
higher At tho 'outaot. Moats %u wore ,ouiot usI4
with a.. an sasIor focling IN mlddles. 4Tih., Tho,
market closed at tho following range Of
R5i9os; is Meas pork cash Or sellof Juno, s14s5
fe,i4.N DO aeller July, el4. .o0@14.cG do Bellor
august 915.00@15.10; do aollor September.
81 sSS5iGigHSS@lo;s5i HS ;i Do aoler Dooembof. ais:755
10y; t,aa 90 aoller July, dosollor Xug
a1st, ss.46@8 20; summon do, e775. Sweet ploiied
}uotsblo at e16@e15 for Shoulders; 81 s15@sIo ssas
g tor SNORT RIBS; and 6A@8No for short olear.,
bacon u quoted at 75&o for shoulders, i)JSo lar
'lesS '1 f1psl 91<o tor abort ooar, and l8SI4Eo
of g r. nama, al PACKED Mess boef, ea75@0.6
52s62 : s11oy oty tallow, 76@791o; gzeaao quotabio
~: y o5s9Ge9o' Bslos we're reported Of 800 brls
ooss pork Rt $1,000; 600 brls do, Beller July nt
'1Sa5 19 a5 eo9 b1s DO 1t e16lo; 100 brla d. At
l3 aa 20 6oo brls do, seller August, at al615:
ea1er t,,s Jnne and July, at $8.2711.
me Udtty Commercial Rep0r! gives tho follow
ag as tho shipments Of provisions from this
" for hs, ths woek ending Juno 10, ISIS md since
ov' l. 1872 also Comparative figures:
, 1873-06-23


LITTLE FAL1s, n z, juno Q1.-The market At Ltt,.
E9Ls this week has been dull and depressod' viii
1aang 9lf IN prtcea for best factories fully ho from
In farm daircs tho delivery was nearly M, bo,s,
Gna saea were made st loo to <c tor roor to cont
anu from 12c to for fair to extra aud fancy
we're largely represented, the oeripge ~.
%sh %sre 1aom oo to Goo hokss only about 6,
Pssfsi4 Pss n'95 T. hos hfsdtsGsy%sa ogse r. :;
Tha r ton sond he forard he!r goods On commission
test among holders and buyers for 1So more Int ~
Gnyer. claimed to have met With hsasy iosses On .he
conceded We give tho leaaing transactions a. fol
T eG4is bass sstss 1as sT
13Ac conajoharis los at 1ac Central Vory a. "a ~ a.
17sso: 7so: Go!d nreoh no 2. 1a1e; Cook Ivss at
Il 1srS psine @ @GGf1es, r :, 2 >. c Gsum
E. Hsirhold association, Isl It iaHo; Fosser'' Fa'
1se srt!ses County 1''e@sat1sa @satssi so9
50 tsaae1s sRsyss ee It LeT,s,
Rlke 70 1t 1sAo; Middevile, III At l3Xo Newport.
Tn Trnar naso9v 20 At IKE shels Bush, oatlaAe
W. aht s a4i asory W.T. IT 1853
were made Of nno grass mako 1t 26o.
"A ~ tao onoa otty market trade opened exceedingly
Sf d1s, ,ns osrings we're args and about 5000
paid waa from 12c to 13hc md one or two iaatariea
Eep9fea M a. going to 13o Complaint IL made In New
1ork City that some Of the cheese arriving durnV tha
aos weather sa not sufficiently hr stand up Other
anfayorably. '-''A4 s'te'' ~ 4'''
The weather in Hoskimer County il dry, and thu
~ serious droush IL prevailing that We hare seen al
,rn t ~ ~ @ np fear 5or many years past Tho graaa
1apreciatng.
, 1873-06-23
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

h4torn SATURDAY EVENING Iuna ~
tthote Naa fair supply Of lumber on ths nonrs.
s morning, and fair business was transscteI Ses
as about former prices, We Quota: 1hoos w
q boards and ssps sold at 415 rs
tsct iuinoes from Green buy at $33O0 and con,,o ~
Goaras at I'll 90: josts and scannr At n nn1aa eo
an1s8les M3!8 q Eoo, and lath at $500,
Kato nincnane .a sa1ea . weso repostsd Cargo schr
60 .er Jeank ar x1f9O 70 II neessa At $500 Car
selccs. T. ooards and 1921 It thick uppotn and
TasG ~ 11o89 It strips and bosra r. x1 ~
fro, 9oo shinsea at $500. Cargo s:oH Harpnin
~ ~ 9outa n AAyen, GO n IT common sripa snd hoard;
a. 1ar8o sohr Mary Nat, from Green Bnv "a
~ y ~ y seecs lumber at &270o; 0lo n shno1s,, 81 -
$'gV sold by Irish, Dullen h Go, -11'o' ~
largo ecnf minerva, from 1IuskeQop lin m n .r5n,
H. Doa1aa $17oo 600 N 1ath It $500. Sold by Si
Cargo schr Bronson, from Menom,nee. i'm ~ :.
.ran str1ps and boards at $3.50, hth. 81 90: scr
ian @aneeook from Lndington, l07 m ii iots{a and acant
lug VI Ss'zo. Bold by blanchard, Dorinnd h (.o
..,, =. LuMpEn TnEIanTs.
man1atec, $1to; Ludlngton, $2 10; Muskeoon - m.
.ce wcento 33G,2o@S6oi y Menominee, S260@2i5: Pont,
Ta.es s2'so; White Lake, $2.25 Grand Hayen 500
-. At TIE YAnDg.
inc 1aFd trado continue4 fairly nctiye and nreo.
FMe 9oout tho Same they hayo dono for liz n,a1
!oW days. Common lumbor is mostiy wantcI ann
eena at Irregular prices. Following arc thn n,,ota
nons. the tualde be!ng for green lumbar: drv !.
, 1873-06-23
In McInOrinu.

NEW YonE, June 2l.-At meeting Of tho
Executive Committee Of tho Westorn Union
Telegraph Company held to-day, on motion, the
following was unani mously adopted:
n las pleased Him, whose ways are not our ways to
take from hia friends and he aboss the Hon noraco
rs.or X aha w. who hare known hin, will desire 10
fecofu on the pages whero ha appears 80 often
~ EXPRESSION Of sorrow for his losa well % our
tflbnts to Dig varied eory!cea; therefore,
tSotrfd That We fee1 that who has been 40 loua
leader ~ tho material enterprises Of his country aud
prominent emong tho chief Of n chief city, neeis
10 recital OF his Worka or his charactar The truB(s
ae WAS ninR and the position he had wo bear tey,i-
mony wclghties than words to Integrity TINT neyor
Wa questioned; to the mental keenuess bower und
t. tot 4asd manifested GU 50 many e.acng aaa
Whinh yet with rare felicity associnted with q.
eegd1n8 accuracy and mastcry Of detail sud to that
dCath, ~ ~ " -"
ittso!!fd, That NO wish, raher to record bere our
eonse Or PTS Eiso col1naeh and unramitung devotion
70 the ineeresa Of this Company, onr sorroWfu reco
lection Of long an1 pleasant peraonn intercourse and
cur loss Of friend whose fidelity was positive and
got = --'A W 'ot'
Rtso!rtd That no tender our sympathy 10 to f.m,,v
funeral IN body. "@'' "''o''u "40
Gro. II. MuMFouu, Hccrctary