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, 1873-03-29
POLITICAL,
Liberal Nominations Mt Ctnctnnnti--
Tho Approaching Municipal Efoc-
tion In Dntroit.sNIull1cd Condition
of West V1rufI1ff aspfltit.a.

Liberal Nominations Mt Uincinnnti--
Tho Approaching Municipal 1sfoc-
tion In Dotroit.-NIuid1cd Condition
OF West Virginia Politics..
wApalNaToH, Is. q, MARCEL H''3I 3B.1Tho hopro-
HontatiyoH OF West Virginia In this city Do not
appear to DO at all eatlstlod with tho political
aituaton in that stato. Ilioy my that tho Log
oe s ons1a nf Rsst III s5 nsn fna S ass
ont OF tho double elections laat foil. It Will DO
remembered that the Republicans hold TINT tho
22l Of August was tho proper timo to oloct Con,
gronnnon, and elected their candidates with but
sas ssss GMgP0'Sn M on ms Tho thS fourth esr ray Basy
day, in October. The :. Governor issued
his proclamation on tho subject, which both
parties contend ia to DO construed In tllotr favor.
rho, Legislature which has Democratic ma-
VETOED W tho Governor, and repassed over His
veto. Htill tho question ia unsettled, nB those
excluded by the net from soats In congrosB in
tend to apponl to that body Another r trouble ;
pointing power. Tho Constitution ts repre-
sontod Is Inconsistent whore 1t re1atos to tho
creating and filling Of offices not directly pro,
vidod for therein, Including sohool,of'loors, md
oil lltt1o short Of 900 ofllcoa for the whole
State. Tho Governor claims tho power to
appoint these officers under tho.oonstitutional
provisions tor vacancies, while tho Legislature
plhllub tnht sney nllRu DO appointed w DOaru
Of Public Works appointed BY itself. This, 1t iH
thought, will lead to tho appointment Of two dt-
foront sota Of offlcera In Tint State, producing
much o,nbarrasRn1ont in its administration.
Thore is also another Clash rs to tho not Of tho
Legislature creating a Board Of Public Works,
which Ia hold to DO unconstitutional by tho
Governor and his frionda. So many aro tho
political complications Of West Virginia that it
may DO woll approhonded that they will cul-
1ninato in tho sa1no atato Of affairs as exist III
Louisiana.
Special Dfspa,ch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, March 28.-Tho spring election in
this city, under tho bills pasaed by tho Logisla-
ttire, will include tho choice Of Superior Court
Judge land d Board Of Estimates, tho latter to
consist Of five membors olocted at largo md two
from each ward, and will take tho place Of tho
annual freemon's meeting. Tho Republicans
hnye called primary mootings to nominate mom-
bors OF this Board. Tho Democrats tonight
nominated Abort Dotsford to fill tho vacancy in
tho Council from tho Firnt Ward.
CINCINNATI, O., March "a The Liberals OF
this. city to-day Endorsed tho following Demo-
CRITIC nomineos: George q. johnson, Mayor /;
Paul nomolin, Trustee Of Wator-W Works N.
1larohant, Judge OF tho Police Court. Tile re-
maindor Of tho ticket WAS conceded to the Lib
erals, aa follows Judge Of tho Superior Court,
II. n. Tilden Prosecuting Attorney, r. Plum
kott; City Solicitor, II. D. Pock.
, 1873-03-29
FOREIGN.
Reported Defeat Of tho Spanish
Troops by tho Carlists.
Don Carlos Preparing to March on to
=: Madrid.
Reported Destruction OF San Salvador by
Earthquake.
SPAtN.

SPAIN.
LONDON, March 28.-Tho CarlHt Committee in
this city publish denial OF tho reports that Don
Carlos Inns COMO to Genevn, or Indicated his
claims to tic throne Of spnin.
Tho Committee say that tho King Don Car
1os) is actively preparing for m alvanco Of hts
army upon Mndrid md will hoad tho troopa on
tho day flxod for the movement.
PAnIs, March 29.-Sonor 0lozaga has resigned
na Spanish Minister at Paris, because ho dfsap-
proved Of tho insuf1lciontly conservative policy
pursued by the BpnntHh Govornmont.
Advtoos from CarliBt SOURCES any TINT full in
quiry acquita tho Cure OF Santa Cruz from tho
ohargo Of committing atrooiouB acts.
1t is stated TINT tho Car1ists aim at tho cap-
turo Of P9mpoluna, as base Of operations
aBainat Madrid.
Herald Special.
LONDON, March 28.-Thore has boon sovoro
lighting in Spnin, In which tho Carlista claim m
important victory. The Government troops ro-
treated to qranollors do Wills, much domoral-
izod,. whore thoy voro captured by snballs. Tho
email garrison a1so surrendered.
Thoro haB boon q large demonstration at Tar-
ragona, In commomoration Of tho establishment
Of the paris Commune.
A stroot fight occurred In Barcelona, In which
aix poraons wero killed.
, 1873-03-29

NEW YonK March 28.-Foretgn pRpera an-
nounce tho death rccontly, in London, Of Lady
Shelley, md also Of tho Duke do DoaoarIio,
anponco IS aso Of patrob Yua of
tho English Royal Enginoors. who Boryod In
Canada In 1919.
BALTIMORE, March 28.-John Thompson Ma
so,,, Secretary of lilo State Of Maryland, died
Mason lad boon ongagol In trying caao IN
court during tho forenoon, and was In usual
health. At tho dianer table Ae WAS attacked
with paralyels,
, 1873-03-29
DES MO!NES.

Grand Jury Indictments--Elnilxr
TAxnti0n.
Srecia, Dfspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H.. March 28.-The Grand Jury
OF Polk County District Court WAS discharged
to-day after returning forty indictments. No
Indictment was found against e. Raniifn, Tho
depng Ba5 stae sa %hs n SS Sa
Rankin's Indictment was considered certain.
Twonty.four indictments wore made for yio-
latlon of tho Liquor law; aovon for hoeping
gambling-houHeB, and six for prostitution. Six
Of tho parties Indicted wore lodged in Jail
tonight.
Tho railroads arc mixing an attempt to have
tho recent valuation Of railroad property by the
Census Board Of this State decreased.
, 1873-03-29

James Campbell and his sister were drowned
whilo attempting to croas on tho ice.
The long-pending controversy between the
shareholders of tho First National Bank Of
Marshslltown, Iowa, has boon amicably settled,
mud tho bank will continue under the Bame mnn-
agement as heretofore.
The reported loss OF the bark Arethuaa from
Bristol, and tho drowning Of ton mon, OF the
coaat near Savannah, is Incorrect.
g. T. Jauriett, late Master Of Machinery Of tho
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad, at Au-
rora, H.. has accepted d similar position with
the United stateB Rolling Stock Company, Of
ident Of tho institution, which will have cap
ital in two months OF nearly $8,000,00o. This
Company possesses q stock Of locomotives
and oarst which are hired out ut 80 much per day.
, 1873-03-29

ELorN ILL.,, March 28.-1t Is expected that the
officers and Directors Of the Chicago l. Pacific
Railway will visit us tomorrow and ondeavor to
effect q definite location Of their line Rorous tho
Fox River.
CINCINNATI, March 28.-Adyices from frank
fort, Ky, to-day, giyo notice OF the veto by tho
Governor OF the rocou4 act of tho Legislature
amending tho charter Of tho Cincinnati & South
ern Rnilroad, so as to allow counties along its
line to vote money to purchase the right Of way
and erect depota.
Special Dispdteh to Tbs Chicago 9tfbnns
DEsMoINEs, Iowa. MnroA 28.-The MuHcatino
Northweaternn Railway give notice OF inoorpora-
ton to-day. It is a now narrow-gaugo road to
the Minnesota line.
, 1873-03-29

LONDON, March 28.-An insano American np~
peared at tho lodge~gate Of Windsor Castle yos-
terday and demanded to SOC the Queen, alleging
that aho WAS hia mother. He waa arrested, and,
upon being threatened with Incarceration IN
mad-houso promised to return to the United
States.
NEW YonK, March 28.-A London special says
TINT tho grand national ateeple-chaHe, neRr Liy
orpool yesterday, wns won by Captain Maoho1l'a
Disturbance. Tho favoritc horse, Footman, foil
at ono Of bis Jumps and broke Ills mock.
, 1873-03-29
Tho Eric lylyCstlEatiOu.

NEW YonK, March 28-At the Eric Legislative
Investigation to-day, ox-Dirootor Archer testified
that he neyor knew Of any money being paid to
Influence Liquidation.
Ex-AaBistant Treasurer Spencer testified to
paying in 1879, by tho direction OF Jay Gould,
Sl8l, 900 to William III. Tweed; $4,000 to Mr.
Van Yeohten $4,000 to Barber. These were for
le~al serYIcos, but lo did not know what the sor.
, 1873-03-29

y. T., seriously nbout iload md fncot and hlr.
Preston ManvorB badly cut. Tho accident WAS
.cauaed by d broton raif.
O1NorNNAT1, March GA Louisville dispatch
sayB h locomotive on tho Contrnl Ohio Division
Of tho Baltimore Il Ohio Tailroad won't through
tho canal drawbridgo at that placo to-day. No
porBon wnB injured,
, 1873-03-29

sr. Lou1s, March 28.--J. Bolinder was arrested
here to-day, charged with obtaining, undor false
pretonses, several thousand dollars' worth Of
1ewelry from, tile house Of Hirsch d Hoifon-
Iolnpf OF N9W IUrN.
q. ". Ward was arrested today for murder
GUS assault on lliB wife, in which ho stabbed her
with q knife, fraetured her skull, and beat her
4 q shocking manner.
, 1873-03-29
CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, March 10.-Tho Bteamship st. Louia,
from Central American ports. arrived on the
10th. Whom sho left the port Of San Salvador
had been destroyed by great earthquake on tho
4th inst. Tho telegraph lines being down, no
details could be had when Ble WAS leaving,
, 1873-03-29
EQtlIlN bYA Mob

eT. LOUIS, March e. a.-Goorgo Bryan, u negro,
Vas hanged by q mob ut Ohillicotho, No., on
Hiss Flake, q highly respectable young Wlite
lady. living about 20 lpilea from that plate.
, 1873-03-29

NEW YoRK, March 28.-Arrivol- steam
ship Anglia, from Glasgow, and tho America,
from Bremen.
LONDON, h[nrch 28.-The stoamship Grcnt
Western, reported ashore at Dlaokmoro, got of
and returned to Bristol. Tho steamship India
has arrived out.
, 1873-03-29

PARIS, March 28.-Ihe petition Of Prince
ship; Is to be proBonted to tho National Assembly
tomorrow. Upon it's introduction tho Govorn-
mont will inatantly propose to pasa to the order
of the day, and, in tho ovont Of m adverse voto,
will Immediately introduce bill banishing tho
BonapartoH from Trance.
, 1873-03-29

New YonK, March 28.-Foreign 1etters report
that Sir Dartio Trore failed in Ills mission to tho
Sultan Of Zanzibar, against the carrying on OF
the slavery traffic.
, 1873-03-29

Tho Legislature CeMsurod .. Elppod
with n Silo0InAkor.
Special Dispatct to The Chtcapo Itfbtnt.
DETno1r, March 28.-1he City Council tonight
tho Legislature in appointing another State In
Bpector Of tho House Of Correction, ono State
Inspector being already provided for by law.
John Graves WAS today appointed United
6tatee Commissioner for this district.
yentorday In company with shoemaker named
Beat, carrying OF 5000 In money, and $500 worth
Of property.
, 1873-03-29

MARRIAGES.
p1AKE-R1C1IARDS-In this city, March q, BY tho
Rov JatneE Harrison Mr.. John IT, Blake and Miss Eliza
beth Richards both ot Chicago.
tho Rev, James IIa1rlson Mr.. William o. Richards. Of
Chicago, and Nils Grin j. Drackan. OF Pittsburgh Pa.
, 1873-06-09
REAL ESTATE.

Notwithstanding thero haB been Some decronso
In the volume of recorded transfers during the
past week or two, wo beleya there Is moro acty-
ity in the real estate business than there WAS d
month ago. Tho volume Of transfers recorded
is in fact only m index Of tho condition Of the
market month previous, as It takoa about that
long to examine abstracts and complete tho
paporB. Ono thing, however, ie quite certain,
viz: That confidence In the continued growth
In population, and tho consequent continued in
crease in tho value OF real estate In and around
this city, was uovor lr1ner than it is now. In
dependent Of Jubiloes, OF anything of tho
sort, tho GUNNER always brings us d
great many capitalists from tho South
who pass portion Of their summer holidays
hore and invariably mako q great number Of I'M
portant purchaser before they loayo. Az several
magnificent now hotels arc now open, Chicago
will be ahle to offer Inducements to these visl-
tors to prolong their stay. Tho attractions also
which thia city will now afford in tho way Of fine
drives around tho parks aud bouleyards will un-
douhtedly exercise an intluoncoin keoping stran~
gora here longer than in any previous summer,
and before fail will show their effect In iucrcaa-
ing the volume Of real cstata buslnoss.
AUCTION SALES.
During tho past ten days there has been an
enloayor to revive tho business Of Belllng roal
estate by auction. Thus far the SUCCESS has
been only moderate, mainly, wo think, duo to
special circumstances In each case that hayo in
terferod with TINT special auction, but not In
any general character, unlesB It bo the fact that
the managers Of the aalos have not succeeded In
making It generally known. A. sato OF lota which
took place this week at Clyde, station on tho
O., B, d @. Railroad, between this city and
Riverside, was moderately auccossful, In
the fact that considerable proportion
Of tho property oneEcd WAS sold st tAis
prices to legitimate buyers. Tho sale by Messrs.
William 4. Buffers & Co., on Tuesday, the Sd
instant, WAS not 10 successful The property
offered embraced soma valuable centrally located
, 1873-06-09

LITTLE FALLa, n. T., juno 7+-Tho market this
reck opened braky for farm aires, and priceB wera
botter than last weok both for tho lower grades and
for extra. Hkimed sold for 9kc to ike, according
14Ho. The delivery was about 500 bo1oa.
FAcoros wero dull Of 8alo the Views Of holders be-
ing above those Of buyers. Tho expectation among
factory1nen was that prices would roach 1870, but
high-priced cheese Of tho .provious weck,, and
this. l41c should 10 tho top pFee This block In tho
nrkot lasted for considerable time, but finally hold"
began to give wny, and the saes wore thon active
y!s lXe; Ays1y 1Es' gatss nstes y.'ISy 1t'fIS
14lo; Ohr1stinnn, 144o; Cold BROOK, 142le; Cook =
1yee, 14ao; Gsalne. Corners. 14Ao; connt1ymsMn' yMa'
no; Dairy Hi1l 14Ko; Dankel. l4Ho EatonVillea1 n;a
Fsifasld, fzNe; Florids: 11se Tosscr. il1o; !;
14s<o; Johnston'e 0ross Roads, 14Hc; Keys,
!!Ne George Iaaue 11ac; Lotyllle. 14He 1i
Manheim, 1lNc: MiddlaSllfa, l4,4c; Newport, 14No
Nevvtl!e Association, t4Ae; MoTway, ne; oppe1a.
helm Union, 14'@e; paines Hollow, A{o: pslatine M
gnGn aao PecE oa ssbpry mMo
l1slo; 4. Smith i c., 14Ao: smith oreek, l1azc
Aneh Bush. 14Ao; Snyder 41nxheld. 14Ka; spro.
ker 1415o; bt. Johnsyle, 14a<o Stone Arabln 14Ho
xsa xssy xon eeFp 1pRs ls siH F.rsS Gssfs
will be eecn Tint only four factor1as aod above 14xc
and only two reached 16o
Tito offerings Of factories wara estimated to 10 from
6o00 to 1000 boxes about 5000 OF which wore sold
Some aent forward their goods on commission, anJ
refnsed to sell ut tho going rates, md will holt
over until next week.
Butter ia dwindling down In delivery to d "snal
thing" Ordinary in Welsh tubs aold at from 80 TO 20c
and nnu grass-make brought 28o for home uso,
The woatnos IN Herkimor is warrn and pleasant, ant
| good shower Of rain Wednesday has tmprovcl
grass, but 1t is stiu very dry, and grass IA short.
, 1873-06-09
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Review for tho yvccfe EnlInR Sntr1r-
duy Evc1aitig, June T.
SATURDAY EVENING, Juno 7.
Thu recetpts Of live stock during the week have boon

L.. past Gays haso wtnssaod
eats ,arks Instead Of there esag s! au5plna !a et
ayeraCe, m had boon the during the preceding
rco Of four weeha the uuppy Of SUCH las proved r.
pere Willie butchers' atuG Which for time past
has been scarce, 10 now 1 excessive supply Tho o.
1 e1 S he ape aae oas o
mon md medium qualities accumulated from day 10
ndSces from tic eoaboard has been favorable for tho
shipping interest and Me the %arcs s,n1s
sss sey 1'sn las oS1a t. far Z
caat Is shipping grados were concerned, and prices
h.vo cropt up good 25e per 100 s Common mo- k ssGsk
psans s1 f5s ss
but lsro wern buyers for al suitable offerings. md at
toeEaby full prices Or at g ?s3!7s for common to
inga Of Tozas Cattle wore NUMEROUS and wo e1cent
choice cornfed which have sold well up to lat woels
w d Is
low as $34o@ 4.tO. Nov mch.cows continue IN fair
request aud in aupo surpy at SO 90 Per hesd
yeal calves seil Ill tle way from s3oos32e Tor poor
To~dsy fair actiyty characterized the demand lfor
were nS vii Tbe
somewhat larger than had been anticipated but ateE
tho wants Of buyers had tecn met ony few hundred
land they Of the common 8orE remained unHoll. The
markst closed stoady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dcoyes-4radeds stecru, averaging 400
tbs aud upward. .....,....:.:.....:..... b90Ge2o
Choice Beoyes-Fine fat, wau formed ayear
to year old atcers, averaging 1850 to
GOD nsy formed '''S''''
steers, averaging 1l1o to 1850 lis. 5.25@56o
ang 100 to i25o IL. b.oo@s.2s
Duichers' 9toGk-Common to fair ateers,
md good to extra cows, for city
slaughter averaging 500 to LOO ba..... 400@s80
Btoch Cat1e-Commou CATTLE in tccent
flesh, Averaging 200 to 080 lbs. 400@4Td
1nferior-Iight md thin cows, hefcrs,
staga bulls, md gcallawag steera...... 3.o0@3.75
Cato-Texas, Northern Wiutered. 4.00@460
Catte-Cornfcd Texas. &.G3g641
uOas-An increase Of 10, 600 In tho receipts com.
petey broko down pricos, the market rapidly deon.
Ing until Thuraay noon, when sales indicated ng
gogao reduction Of fully TIC por 100 bs $420 being
tho top Of the market. Under the Lighter receipts o
yesterday and to-tlay the market assumed dr1nos
tons, and 153a0c Of tho decline has been recovered
closing rates bcng $40o94.S5 The great bulk Of tht
| wseks supply changed hands Within range Of $4.oo@
423, though many sold below $4.00 while fow salei
wero effected eary In tho week at s4.76@4.s5.
| To-day trade was actiyo and nrmor feeling Oh
! taned. Tho recefpta we're confined to some 23ol
hea md these, with most Of the stale hogs, waro die
poacd Of ut 610c advance yesterdays prces, ea1c
making at for poor to common, at $4.16@
42o for medium, and Ut $425@4s5 for good to choice
Dealor4 look for smaller supply noxt week, but the'
do not anticipate any decided advance In prices.
, 1873-06-09

NEW YORK, Juno 7.-Monoy was easy to-day at7 to
por cent on cnll, ind closed ut 3 to per cont.
Exchange waa steady, with very little busincsst q
Gold was weaker On tho bank statement, and de-
clined from 118 to 117.l and then advanced to 118.
Tho ratcs paid for carrying were t. 9, ~, and per
ceut, Clearances. So. .o73o00 The Assistant Treas
bouda, 1881 200. Customs receipts, $204. 900.
Governments opened steady, Ana were hrm at the
cloac
State bonds wero rery quiet ut nominal pr1ceF.
Tho promised Pacific hail report ia made public.
Tho amount Of cash and bonds on hand is estimated at
f303,8S0, but the company owes for supplies, etc..
$9890 lowing net amount Of $20880. The cash In
tho hands Of putHera and agcns not includ-
cd In tho above Is estimated ut $l35, ,87e.
Among tho assata Of ths company aTe 500
dry-dock stock; tao COO n call loans, duo by
Taylor hince 1867 $4,000 notes Of thu Rowe Mach.
ne Co.. and ST. 900 coal and 1850 600 In other sup
pea. The steamers put III without any valuation
but an apprafsement by experts is promised ut al
curly day.
The interest IN stock speculation to-day centrad
chiefly In pacao Mall and Ohlos, and the changes IN
tho remainder Of tho list generally IN sympathy
with the vibrations In these shares The bank atata
mont impaired hrmer tone to tho tnarket Tor q
rlle, prices were down to the lowest point Of the
day. Pacific Mini declined from 80 to 28}1. rose ID
t0x, and finally sold at 39A@4o. Ohio rcceled from
B9H to a8d, raluei to 99H, and closed at 37h, the
lowest price Of tho 5cok. Tho othor changes 4
10 u per cent, alternately up and down. Delaware,
Luckawnnna Wcaern. however was atrongers ind nd
vanccd from l05N to 100. Michigan Central was weak
kpd doctned to 90.
The specie ahipmenta to-day were s1.s44.7o7+
, 1873-06-09

HHf EaE 10 Do huuaO Wn4u ffRD4{0ffQQf
Thickness-1ive ahng'es 10 DO two inchos In thckA
Ienxth-Hlztccn inches.
paot: :wslnut : Counters, sioo. o.ooa1so.es; clear,
S?1seG; Ca noSsiG;4 es%Ss osSS'os'0oo 'n 'a'0os
xsl-oissT, sse.ooS Sieos common. s2o.oaaas.oo,
'r o.t6'sskl 5ssi5 sS5ss
Gull, f12.Oo@le.Go, ~~'~,SN@' '''''SSS'-S'~''
III - Ilefesy3=o!sss, sss: :eoa.so; common, sas.ooa
III MeR1sa5ls:r s5osaiooo; common saooaooo:
Battsrnut-Gear, $so.ooaeooo; common, sas.ooa
ohofry-cear, sso!oo@co.oo; common, s25.oo@
Sas ed .{SSsis$S s. Ssoo4'oo; common, $1,000
Wagon stock-Hiekory a1los, per set 81. .oo@1 30
from liz a1snd hspas
That uber is to-day worth much or moro ID Grand
Of Mohgan, that IL manufactured away from the 1aks
shorc will sock market westward, as tho East and
~ sp n sny sS n s M saF1 I've
coming exhausted, Whilo Tho consumption ot lumber
y ysariy insreastng It follows that much Of tho pro-
will no lougor look In that direction for market. IL
coneoqueucc tho amount Of lumber that Will reach
demand that must como from The rrairio Hhtes.
,,. tsst t5e fSr!ss q ~, l.nssF nu.s I adysnss :
qiao but tho production ef lambos il constantly 30.
spsgo sna tho Ereer distance ogs age to 5s
haucd to tbs streams, and tho growing uncertainty OF
oatago in tho anallor asreama cau.ed by their more
rapid rt1o and fa In consequence, 1t u Aupposod Of
tho clearing Of large annually Of tho bor
that held the Of winter till late IN spring.
aud gradually feeding tho streams 10 that they Werd
avaiiaule for several weeks for floating logs which
period III now much fesaened
During lilo no1t three months tho amount to 60 for
nf11R f7n u11n
, 1873-06-09
LUMBER, ETC.

HATuNpAT EVENING, juno 7.
Tho offerings OF lumber ware LIBERAL and FUR busl
ness was transacted ut about the range Of pricce
Fair to choice hoarda and strips sold at Sl91601600
common at 000{@l0.50, md coarse mixed at 1875.
pino atnf at o.0oel0.00. Lah were steady at $780,
and shingles ut $500. p1cxets, $lo0o selects from
Ludlngton sold ct $25. We uoto the following salca:
mon Iii xed at $11 90 for inch, and $1,000 for anch.
Cargo scr Wcscott. from Muategon, 76m It lumber at
$3.50 for iuoh, and $1,000 for 2lnch 90 IN lath At
$780, Cargo achr Enslinc, from Muskegon, 100 n It
common nlxcd lunlbor nt $l060 Cargo schr Frontier
City, from LudtuKton, to III It sucttR ut SIS LAC N
It mixed at $1,000. gold by blanchard, Borland Il
Go.
Cargo barge olty Of Eric. from Grand Havon, 1913
It ntri rs It boards, At f13 0084 It 1otst and
scantllng, 4a It ahar nher, at so 1aQ 100 pea lsh
ut f250 $50 m shingles 1t 3. Cargo barge aoldon
and boards ut *0 and p4eksta nt $lo Cargo sehc o.
colis from, Grand Haveu o2,s8a Il strips, 64763 It
boards ~ Il ost and acanlinR, and 394 Il short l-
her, ali At 81. Cargo Of acoW Harmonic from 6onth
Haven, 90 N coarse mlxod at TO. Sold ny lrtah'
cargo schr Bellc, from 1Ianistco, 10 m timber Al
$a: Is M to.sss una scantnE Ut so. CasEo ecl!r aoa
de, from Nophota. Qa aripa and boards at *l2.'o.
Hoa by II. Il. nickford i %.
Cargo sohr Loo, from Grand Haven, 30 m It een,noa
hrips and boards ut 100 aat picks5s a. y 81
Cargo acAr J, r. Ward, frun MlAto lafes va ~ -
coarao mixed At So35 18th at $3.50. Sold by Ever
AAhrans,
Cargo sohr e. North, 91 m common strpa aad ooasoa
at Sll.00. Sold by D. Il. Jonea 90.
LUaIpER TAEl1HT8s - -.
Nfunsteo, 90; Ludiugtou, $17b Mua&e9on, ~:
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