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TO NANUTAcIURERs OF IRON AND BRASS
sad SS s.sfai -ssr aiseripS machines ever invented
y = lnantAnsous Ia IT'S wors. portable and elegant A
ss.ssi : SIMPLE u sSSrSc,o sl' and requires no
ss c.n Sss ssS Ion ON s r ss s%pt use or
on ~ any ste Tor cabin Model can Re seen on
= LASTLY .ssS ss any Tdft n''' 'O"
THE ADVERTISER. HAVING A SNAIL MANuFAc
mrist buslness u specialized exclusively his own
$40 'Hsii s.Dlisl as!ss.s s.5ass sad sstsad
W..s,rIssp,Ti.sSs aonys ND EELIAsLgs rAS.
n.ss wa.ch VII bear ta0rough lnvrsugauon; highest
ssfsS ts5.a srs sss sss . address r"OSrEAo
WASrED-a PAETY TO invest saoOo IN RAISING
d., ~. a. s,ss s sssss a rer sgs1 1dyss-
20, ss.y 2, -, 40 .o..ioe snsarpa.sed sood ep.
n9 ss -. r 80" y pee aas
slam. nrA efa.ee. ,ansi.e.9ry reference given
IS itrt sfy - - 0AAH''s'' 'H''"
NVAsfrD-A gruarIos nv wsE. Aogp IS.
w arute sa.rNslc 80 thoresre nu.iae..i ione expe
rlsauan in ri a. a. iatr renunerstloai o.
ae psise.s, uel s'sssias 80 ss.s n. sssS soaii
y shafasisr. shi5 ssi in.ssriy. Address EsEn0Y.
tVaS5rD-a raKrT wno rNDEHsr.sDs TnE
ssi ss,' , ssss. s.g $500 9ssS . n6LiSs
roon I : sroaassg.
VuANrED-As acrIvE wAs TO INVEST saen 10
w ei00na ans fake rusfioa n treafurer ~ pronable
zssSss. " YAK sss sisi Pc, se.
XVAxrED-A rAnrxER WIru siSe To sLsS, or
W ae.o.keerer 40 si. lo,n 49, - goa
4 "a aivinsios spssl
NVASrsD-EY LADY, A slESr Partner ~
ths launify pu.n q weh e.latil,hea lont 49,
ss ~ Esd g. re. s ss ss,sus '''' A'
WksrED-A rAErxtR WIN ass, 10 ACT As
w ~ rsfMfi aNe1
isslsr 4 sadfsss FGaAK hOchkLLk fo.s ohics.
IVfLL seLL. E0R HkLs vAluh STOCK AND
thiaass y eo5ssr sioesfy as"fe % ysys'1e IA
hii wsa fSirs sIsh sweet ai.s - :
A-a wANrEn-wEfm AZ acrIvK rsUSa MAJ
- ~ va Asht ssn,ssi easee.si very agreeable.
A. is'i VERSA sar ois. ''''- ~ US N ~
eEn0 wtlLBrY Az EsrAsLisnED BUSINESS
HDWU verb 50 to 80 per tay a.so ior uaie an Al
W ''----' '-'-' ozas Co. 10 Broadway.
e500 -PaErNrR wanted. ~ Az ESTABLISH.
%cyV. ~ ines. pasins ,arsy 20 - sgsa-
oiLsEt. Herald Upio~n sraseh Oaies.
CT OO0 TO ssos waSrsD-ro KxrESD rHE
is.o o. azores y '. asK6ESsE " EdriSs,sG
Sl 500 WILL soy HALg nEGa ST IN
paying lraie; man compsisat 70 % ne buyins and
take the place 90 reurnr partucr wis ana this good
chance aud worth nvUs aflnE. None prInCipAls
need address a. ~. hefAia oatce.
q = Onn To $50 W0-wE HAvE or orr SOCKS
'DD.OVO oners % inYes am0uuU 81 o.. g0 70 eS1lll
special i've Partners IN lrElti-
maze and profitable business hat can approve And
recomu Address h A JOINS co. Az broadwAy.
d = OnO WILL PURCHASE ONE-ElGurH m.
sreD.UUU tereat IN aCrcs Of 0ne of The richest
TRACKS Of iron asa coal land 90 feuI sVyania money
be used tor completing deNelopu1ent % land address
LuZEkAE, box 10 Herald ONCE.
dc oan -DRua sToRK. WHOLESALE AND NJ.
IO.UUU. tail selling $500 WORTH annually soii
for 90 stock and IA tnres net annual prJns 500;
chance. DIR. ~ luUk0 a Co, Drokers In DRUG
stores. 70 broadway. Aew YORK
&105 O00 -ToR sALE, on ExcdAAeK ToR
sDIZD.OOus pere0nai or real Property Eood gov
ernment claims. In various amounts, iarrN margln
ana interest lowed CARR co. ~ bTa41wsy.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Unsteady
and Prices Irregular.
GOLD CLOSED AT ll2 90.
The Monty Market Unchanged and Foreign
Exchange Quiet.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, July ST. P. N.

SATURDAY, July 3l-6 P. N.
WINE there are no special features in the stock
market that require lengthy comment 1t is
truthful observation that considerable distrust
urn fingers in the minds OF most Of the brokers
consequent upon the recent failures, and that
shey are ready 10 believe even rumors OF rurther
alsaster. Hence business is not so confidently
transacted as It was few days ago. and larger
caution is manifested tnan Is consistent VITA q
really firm and healthy condition. There are, OF
course exceptions to the rule. and certain securi-
saea are wen sustained, on the faith that they are
Improving in natural strength. II outside trade
mhOuld again become active there Is little reason
GO doubt that investors In many OF the low-prlced
shocks will eventually reap the profits OF An ad-
vance, buT with summer sIagnation upon Us aud
the
UNEASY FEELSG,
before referred TO, sharp fluctuations may be ex-
pected as incidental 10 the situation. The state
ment was made by cable to-day, on the authority
or the London Times, that Aessrs. Duncan, Sner-
man h Co.. through their foreign correspondents
were arranging as rapidly as possible Tor the pro-
section OF their circular notes in the hands OF
travellers The information Is peculiarly crafty
ing 20 the many friends OF the house, because, II
true 1t Is indicative or the latent strength Of the
arm. the nobility OF its credit and the possibility
shat It may resume Its functions at
not distant day. Fresh rumors OF trouble
m the cotton, sugar ana exchange markets
we're current but IL Is impossible to trace them TO
any trustworthy source. They served their pur-
pose, however, In causing not . little concern in
various business circles Stocks closed at higher
prices tnan ruled In the earlier part OF the cay;
bat comparative results show
A GENERAL DECLINE
western Union advanced TO $685. OHIO and MIS-
gssippi declined from 21A TO 1ss<, but ended at
7SA. Lake shore SOLD from 61]1 TO 621&, closing at
s2S. Northwest rose from Az to 427I,
closing at 41Z; the preferred ended at 54}s
after sales at 551S. St. Paul common was steady
nj 363I 362< 500. Union Pacific sold at 1914
q TEX. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph receded
from 2oA1 to 1917. Panama sold at $50 lSl, and
Pacific Mail closed at 3sa% after sales at 4O5s.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes since the close yesterday are an
fOLows:-
DEC1INE-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, !;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 4; New YORK
Central, "a; O., c. and J. g., %; Erie, =; Harlem.
-; Lake Snore, "a Northwestern common, r.;
Ono and Mississippi, Q; Pacific Mall %; Rock
Island, 4; st. Paul common, "a; western Union,
ApvANoE- Delaware and Lackawanna, \; ST.
Paul preferred, 70.
The stationary securities were Hannibal and ST.
Joseph, Quicksilver, Panama, wabash, Union
Pacific ana gold.
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Speculation In this department was iairly active,
but opinion is much divided with reference to the
iuture. The small amount OF gold In the coun-
sry and the inability TO increase the same without
disturbing the financial centres OF Europe make
the bulls confident OF an advance sooner or later,
while the bold front OF The Treasury Department
In selling gold every month instead OF accumu-
hating supply, and It's possible success in gather
ing enough OF silver with which 10 take up the
paper fractional currency. encourages the bears
IN the belief that the price OF the COM
mostly must inevitably decline. The advance
to-day was from 1l2h to liz, from which
shere was a decline to 1l2X, recovery to l12Z
and close at 1928. Inc decline was facilitated
BY rumors from Washington that the secretary
would sell large amount OF gold next month
some estimates placing tse amount as high as
Sc 600. The rates paid for borrowing we're p
and IL per cent. Loans were also made Dat
and 2 per cent for carrying.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED

GuTBKIR-BLoss. sunday, July "a by the
Rev. George A. Corey, Pastor Of tue Thirtieih
street Methodist Episcopal churca, ARrHtk II.
bOtn oil this city.
Albany aud troy papers please copy.
THoRPK-WRIGHT.- tins city, on fnday, Jolly
90, by the Rev. George {. bougaton, a. A., no
sErrA WRIGHT TO CHARIks Tn0RPk, both OF tnla
city.
Rev. John ]. BIUuner, FRANCIS n. NhkELKA 70
FRANCES l.. JONES, pOen OF Harlem.
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THE SALES

amounted 10 11s,ssI shares, which were distribu-
ssd as follows:-New YORK Central and H1dson'
100; Erie. 200; Lake shore, 2l,6oo; Northwestern,
$500; do. preferred, 400: Rock Island, 1000;
Pacific Mail. % zoo; st. Paul, 14Go; Ohios, Is, 400;
western Union, 80, $40; Wabash GIL; Union Pacific,
l35o; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, $50.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following are the Philadelphia stock quo

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE OFFICE
OF rHK ASSISTANT TREASURE OF THE
UNITED STATES AT NEW YORK FOB TIE
MONTH ENDING JULY 81, 1875.
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK.. aIlk m lsIA
~ Athregu.ar fneeuaT az ihe uemocraue ksprti-hn
General tuinaites "a tha fHeutF thif1 Nard bets 80
tnsIr heauquarers horrsaIa Hail. NE foleulns Ftso-
luton uuaui IIQlalF 4aupiFI
hefo rfc. het We iht nHlerNfued mentefs n ne
rnmmany Hall nrmccratlc nfrunucau uenffal tlm.
mitee % the iweuig mira wafa a. herthy NtaftN l
dorsu ne nCiion takfn ~ ue Npmnliiee ~ Nftantaa
uou o. Iamnlanv HAT 81 reNaiAf maftihH iFl4 uiy
81 On FeorE rnr cfrian dlhanefed dtLrtth A ttia
cay auI haFug she uffau cnnnienNf ~ ne hr1 fHnn
krlg, pledge unra4lFt % SUSAN an4 suNFNr 10 IN
honest and proper ueaflres ~ tte Interest anI eel
"a re- ID the dsnofrauf paru, an1 ~ 80 tefaaF amH
oar tiFualnfef ~ tnN aama - =. -
WM tAULNWHlAA ANNi. ~ t.f.fANna
anHnaN A. MOTI NNhN MO- AhfNs
TffNMAs ID huRNfA fAfhiAh DALI.
IsWREStK w ncaRAln. sAmks = MOONtN
JAMS ~ GROW
one me tnber absFut
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rus DENOCRkuC kEFuELfcAN 0FEtRsL tJH
mIttec. ~ The Ntnt assembly, itsiftch 81 10 meet
inF held q " hnnk street.. ffldaF rNanIl" an
ia Gcorre a. JEREMIAH u iIa char aul fhnmta
kanafy secretary. mIfpfeu fhr fniowIna 1f.lfa
hesoised lhat We % kerfty tenouHca HnY AKA rNlrr
attemIt disurEani1a ans ffmufairH fnf ffiI sllq
parry reAagnApie ~ ~ EfineiEloa aad seli
beng Of The pe1.lie.
resolved that the aetion tatsn ~ ne Gem l.fss
OTgauixauon. ~ iis mfef1E nolI fhf ltlI AZ
1animany llaii, meets alta Size NOra a. Ani arr ap
pr0val Of ms c9nulliss, ani Va tender uuf iaat ~
the memters % sad COMMITTEES represFnf1E Ntnth
Assembly, Dl.rte iof thc sarFort gfen ~ tNH "a tass
tanning the report sni rrEuuuon Submitted
mended ~ ths tomuttee UlncipiIne.
Resolved, mat copy "a these rcsolptonA - 80 ~
The memuers Of hia commiiiee Dc tanfnlIl.l - %
COMMITTEES on OTgauiratluu a. tammauY n4N
GEUKUE A. JkkkhlAh. Naafnau.
THOMAS KAEADT. secretary
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VANDERnoOF SOUTH SIDE % TOURTEENrH
street. and hird avenue. vii pat " y0ur winter
Coal, Of The choicest quality, - ne lowest ronabis
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Decrease In the month OF July, 1885,. 900, 800
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS AT THE UNITED
STATES Assay oFF1cE AT NEW YORK FOB THK
MONTH ENDING JULY 81, 1876.
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FINANCIAL.
LEX FBOTHlNGHAM Il CO.,
Bankers
II Wall street.


dealers in all kirds Of Stock Privileges drawn py re-
stocks thereby giving the purchaser the greatest pos
sble chance OF securing
See what the press
''rhe only satisfactory method OF speculatnR ad-
VANTAGE IS 10 purchase PRIVILEGES on Stocks and those
contemplating TO operate should do 50 through the
banking firm Of rockingham Co."-New York INDIE
pendent
ALEXANDER RRoTHINGHAM 4 CO.. bankera No.
II Wall street are prepared 10 make Investments
stocks for Boston parties favorable Ierma The
long experience and high reputation Of this
firm are guarantee of their ability and Integriy-
Boston Daily News
'Messrs ALEX FR0THINGHAM A CO., bankers
ana brokers' oner facilities more liberal than can be
Prices Of Stock Privileges for 30 days, including
SIS Is Will buy "Pur' or "call" on 80 shares Of
slO6 Is will buy put" or "CAlr' on 100 shares Of
sSi1 80 VIII buy Putt or "car' on 2oo shares OF
1851 Is will buy Put" or "caT' on 800 shares of
O62 80 will buy "Put' or Call on 600 shares oil
Par value Of each share, 500
"Privege" 100 shares of active win
the following profits as the price at the New
York Stock Exchange advances or declines from the
ln days'9X ner cent ,cnat,nn ki' nrha, ms
1uctuaton, $500 profit u per cent fuctuation,
81 zoos Is cent uciuation 800 shares costing the
on 900 shares double this amount and in the pro-
portion on greater or less ductuation.
Many communications are received by MS for advice,
10 such wo advise, -Let speculation alone.n Tho
compensate for the regret would have the loss
address. for Financial Weekly Report sent free) or
ALEX FRoTHINGHAM co,
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$4,000 On Pac SIX fe.bc
1910 CANw c c gb.b

1000 do.... 1880.
5 ~ G + LIST. st j b.bc
20 shs Amer Ex.......
s Adams tx......bc i.
100 Canton Co.
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dealers in all kirds Of Stock Privileges drawn
sponshle individuals firms: issued only active
stocks thereby giving the purchaser the greatest
nble chance o securing
, 1875-02-16

To The Editor u The Chicago Tribune:
KALAMAZOO, Fob 1a-Dcing away from ny
home {Cnicago) ejnre Saturday OF last week.
upon takin: up tile Chlcago Times this evcning
read with hprror Oh tho first paGo tho heading,
Burned Allvo-lIurang Of a Thcatro, etc., etc.
was horror-Htiickeu had no time to read the
paper through. but Laa:ened to tho telegraph
oflco to inquire abons my family, wllo arc thea.
trs-loviug and thoatre.goiug people. In answer
to my dirpatct, Was informed that tho whole
thing was uut4iug but I'LL uutinaely aud dirty
joke.
Every respectable man here, with whom
!iayo convosBed about this matter. con-
demns the cditor Of tho Times for allowing srch
al artr!o to appear in the columns li's paper.
Tho article appears like tho cry. "Woif wolf "
and ain srre that hundreds OF Chcagoans,
helns outside Of Chicago and away from their
tnmliIcH. on roaduS this article about fire that
lad noyor taken place. will feel just rs Thunder
struck AZ did at tho first sight Of 1t.
Everybody IL iisgnsted with Storny, who seems
obliged to rceort to sueh lncArH In order to com
mand Il sale Of Aid papcr.
will conclude this Iettrr by eA?ing that the
Chicago TINES will hereafter bo known no
more in my house or Office. Respectfully,
l.. HANSEN.
, 1875-02-16

frct. mil at tt,r Laka t1nron points 1900 600
te.t. TytnI. :EJ.35i, ,9ti feet.
Az ktEt.rioH rf nFFiTERa
fnr thu nns,1ipE year waA then held. which result
cd A. f1slDSs:
l're .t'u'--A. {. Galtin-.
II r.it.', $tnt-A. 4. Carpenter.
I,jre,ln,,-w. II, ssrura. L. j. Van sfha.ek. T.,
1''an, e. 4. s'rcs John atrLsren. &. e Ih 'rn'on.
unttr, nentTa Z. h~nion, Il, l., AnticrsoA, y. u.
W. hri eltt u. aft D maid.
4 lnnr tlnbate on tho aslvsabiliIy nj the 1nspec-
tlon Department took place, which was iiuRily
dcicrrod until Saturday afternoon at 2o'cloek.
CuHMiTrEEs,
Tic following ,,antancn wHra appointed a
COMMITTEE III Arbitration for this ensltng yoas
a. i. Kelly, H. I. Dericksoil, John Sheriff.
James Me,fu!io;,, T., II. CI4araie1.
Tho following were appointed Committee Of
Arpea;n: y: y. lioughseling, 4. i. TRAY, A. 4.
Eirclnw, r. ". Harvey, and +. ncirtlcr.
The folloniug firms wcro elected mombera of
tho boafd Nakup 4 See1,ea; john Sltr,i 4
son: 1h'st Hill !; II. W'lhcck d e.. Utau
Brothers: S. i. Martin.
The meeting then R1ioilrnctf
, 1875-02-16

They can't ray that the Arkansas papers arc
not opposed 10 laHleHsnaas. Tho Dxllanee
Independent says Of & man who hit wotnan
with q gan-barreI: 1--WE have not the langu aga
at otlr command to express our contempt for
this cowardly bully. Ho should 10 kicked out Of
tho respectable houscs OF this town iuto tic
streets, o,,t OF tho Btrosts into tho woods, out Of
tie woods into tho adjoining mountains, sAero
ho should tc. his death unhonoEed antl u,,-
suue knt the scream Of tho night-owl tho vail
Of tho panther and tho dismal howlings III tho
mountain woyts should chant Al,d sing Ills lula
by, nnu his bones never be gathered III, with
eonga Of praises, and buriad with pomp. speacll,
md Bplendor, bn,.eath tho cedar but should lie
there. OIL tho cold and cleerlers mountaj.l-Biao,
and bleach, TINT memory might forget"
, 1875-02-16

that tho play should he chosen as tho ono to 10
gyon BY them At tho canning eyont
IN ahsvor 70 q,tchtton. Mr. Honbsheil stated
that hs could, II tl.e mtctIne winhcd. have tlle
riay written tho same cynnnR hut. Al ho rA''ted
to do something especially good tl,is time. he
would like 10 have until ue1t day to complota
tho work.
This rnqieAl wAs unanimously granted.
THE COIMtrTEE ON CHEDESTlALs
returned with their report, which waH ~ follows:
Your Commites leg In report that, having esanfnel
the cla!f1is Of certain arttes sa tJ tla
tbs iatg Crron 10 ars. 81 this nectns they tre of
opinion that The sad dfp laYrat1 not 10 siJ sere
of tic term newspaper and that. IT, emrloyre con-
Fe1neitJy not being no slarer-snsn, they mutt be In
dlascI. excluded from tho meeting.
Tile report was adopted, and tho Carrion
representatives wore shown down HtRlfa w an
atteudant Ut the hntlse. -..-.
Tile chair announced that inaHmuch AZ hir.
Bo1nhshelts play would not probably take longer
than three hours to rot be would bo gIRd to hear
Of Suggestions OF other plays.
Tlle D'Fintcaue moved that Tho delightful and
romantic, though at she eauc time melancholy
Extraordinarily in thHt It narrated tho wrOn4s
Of Ills suffering country and tho death of ~
nohln and patriotic soul AZ ever gave up ita
hearts blool for hin naslvo land.-tlo rlay Of
u Robert Etnmet," be adopted as the afterpiece.
lie Mould play tho rolc of the glorious patriot,
but he would giyo fair nutice 10 those wllu
might he required to don tho red-coat Of tho
sangninnry british morcenary n tue piece that
Ho H0Hlu HOT ue ilGHt hCco'tuthHn lu' hnS tlHH
lie might do toward them in uloment OF Va-
thetlo frenzy.
Mnne. Cnlsintcr snEgestod = Dlsofce, hs nc
waB quite familiar with Its lines. understood NIL
! tho machinery, and would be quito At home
| in it.
lIank hfcCaffrey suggested Ten Eigflts IN
! D l'at-Itoon" al play IN which hewould be abla
| to do sornu excellent clsaractor-actnK.
Ernn CArf1ckton Wsilte society pay. Aiter
other suggestions the matter w&B finally referred
| to q cot1llulttos of five,
Autu,li,s cmsar Hartmann Expressed much dis
! natsfaction at tho way things wuro being con-
| dnctel at tic ueoting. Illey forgot that the!o
wero Germans present a. well M Americana.
1io was Of opinion that at least o German ttaua'
latur should bo present At tho tl0atto 10 TRAINS
late tho words al thny fell from tho lipH Of the
linylibh-spcaknE actors. a1'l slout tllcnt to tho
, 1875-02-16
THE IRISH RIFLE TEAM CHALLENGED.

NEW fonx. Fob. 15,-MsI. Leach. Of the Irish
International Rile Team, has written a letter.
land" Or Lsscl challenge shtstd, which has been
haEetofo1s opeu to Irish clubs ouly, IL now open
70 A'nes,cans alsq. but to no other nationality,
The ranges arc 1000 sud J.. .100 yarda each, tho
team to consist Of four men. aud the shield to
tie pszt match.
, 1875-02-16
IT.
Ten Years with Spiritual
Mediums:

AN INQUIRY COSGERNiSG THE FTiOLOfY OF
CERTAIN PHENOMENA CALLED SPIRITUAL.
Hy FnANris uEuKy FAIRFIELD. yal,. limo. Cloth.
FFics, El.n3.
ain tue tulwlug pages tho authnr submits the results
OF ysasa u aud Gspssuent conducted IN
the Intervals OF uvr Moek concerning hs nature of
tain phenomena eonfdeniy relied upon by spir1al.tt
dsuunsatvs oI this sgency Of dspartod spirits. sud ~
roI Crookea proving tho o4iaonco Of fusce termed
p.YeAfc," ,"-lEzt.act from Pretacs.
6sut frss BY s to any address 10 ths Unitsd etAAs,
On receipt of tbs pE1es
, 1875-02-16

Milwaukee. Madison, Monr1s 4
i'rsisi.' d. t.hien. Local. go. 50.
Milwaukee. Ia Ctyste. Wlanna,
ht. Paul 4 Minneapolis, through
t.Aptcxs; Als9t va Milwaukee,,
for 1tifton. netlln, Othko1h,
hl~nA*hh d Grrou 1}Ay ..,,,.,.,,
Milwaukee. Madison. Trairis du
i.hlen: Atso, M-nashs, t3rten
Eay 4 Stevens Point. ,.,..,...
Milwaukee l. Ia Cro.te PafI'nF'r
, 1875-02-16

oa1aneo ..-...s...+,,..s'...sf e>"'to
From = statement appended to the so.retarry's
uan s45, 1o9.51 or S0.l7 403-l00U per ,0[o feet.
On motion. vote Ut thanks WA tcudefed 70
tho aecrataty, Mr.. q. E. Htoca1ridgs, Tor hls
faithful soryices during tho pest year.
THE FoLLow4Si srATEMESf .
wns submitted to tbs meetinK by tho Sncretary:
Uccrcahe Of lumber OH hand Ut l.ake Michigan
manufacturing points Jan. !, 1875 from Jan. !,
1874, = 127, l45 feet. Decrease Of lumber Vt
Lake Huron points. sams time, 81. 0Du, 900 feet
Decrease OF logs on hand A. Lake Michigan
puinta. EAms sime, 205, 44609l feet. Decrease ot
loga 1t Lake Huron pcints. same lime, ~, 9oo 0o0
feet. Total dacgaAse VI logs aud lumber Isn. !,
crease OF manufactures 1t Lake Michigan thanu-
featuring points in 1874 IRON 1878 MAJ 10 45A, ,o9a
, 1875-02-16

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n--nfrot cbrntF of Ws11a and K,n,e,f.
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micHlsaH CEHTRA. RAILROAD.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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