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The New York herald., 1875-11-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON OK THE SPOT DULL, 1-16C LOWER
FUTURES QUIET, 1-16o Also. LowER-FIoUR
DU1L--wHEAT DULL-coRN DULL BUT
srEADY-oATs DULL AND UNCHANGED
PORK QUIET-LARD RREGULAR-PETRoLEUM
QUIET BUT sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPKNTINK
DUL1-RosIN QUIET AND NoMINAL-HIDES
QUIEr-ons UNcHANGED-wHIsKEY DULL
AND EASY FREIGHTs FIRM-HEMP AND JUTE
oUIET-GUNNIEs sUNcHAHGED-CoFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM.
TUESDAY, Nov. 23-6PM
The merchandise markets were generally quiet but
in some there was considerable irreguariy. On
Change business light in almost everything Flour
was dull and In some cases easier. Wheat was dull
and nominal but there was no indication Of break,
prime wheat being held nrm. Corn was dull but
steady. Oats dull, but without decided change. Rye
was nominal Whiskey was dull and heavy. Pork was
quiet Lard irregular; opened higher but closed easy.
Cotton was easy. Coffee was firm. Gunnies were
quiet and unchanged Hides quiet and unchanged
Rosn dnll and nominal Spirits turpentine were dull
Petroleum quiet but steady Sugar was Arm Freighs
were firm.
ASHES were steady, with moderate business passing az
Sac 54c Tor pots Pearls entirely nominal at 7c
BEgswAx quiet and unchanged The sales were 1000
lbs Southern at Sic. We quote Western and South
at 32c
Brook CoRS-The market was steady with a moderate
prised load green hurled o6c and car load good
green medium so and 10 bales lots on private
terms We quote Brush, short green, choice loo 12c
hurl green loc l2c green medium. DC. 10c red and
red tipped, &c. nc.
CANpLRs-A moderate business was passing at steady
prices We quote sperm, 2ac sperm, patent Macy's
asa sioaric, Il. Mitchell Cos ne oAi- 27C 2sc.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. % 1875.
Cotton closing quiet at advance middlng l21sc; low
middling I2c @ good ordinary Iiae Net receipts se4Y
Stock Stock ss,os7 80 -'N''' : ''-s' ~ '-'''' 80
f9 saS E1portsZfo Great Britain, s,o34 Sales $50
Stock le7,s23
good ordinary llS Net & receipts so52 ~ bales Exports
Cotton dun and lower TO sen; mddins i5Sse low mid
ss sRs SsSf IEsS%4s @ II; % 'sSspt 1850 ss
the Continent, 1905 Sales l6s2, Stock, so,a57.
Cotton quiet; mddling 127c. low middling l21sc good
ordinary q Net y receipts % sSo Go osiss ESporsIo
s5Sa: Sssis Britain '' France ooo Sales 50 STOCK
Spirits Of turpentine quiet 34ac Rosin firm strained
81 40 Tar steady at 81 90 =
Flour unchanged; sales 1850 bbls, Wheat dull sales
sS9S Ss S S E skss o 5 81 a e s. 10 Corn S d,s sht M Msh
7se Barley in good demand; sales 5000; No Canada
Psy 81 IS 900 s1Slso 90 S7 5000 aSGos
Gd mddns e.
e Saa barley SIC So' 70 %ssn lake asSsp.s
G %he4s m ao PEAS 'G $500 do uSS 'e5y ee
Canal shipments bushels rye 100 do
Lake r.,.D.,rour 2aoo BSsEAtO Ss TSSs. SUy as 1879
bushels corn, 2eooo DO; oats, 10000 do: Railroad
ooo Do cats $500 Se barley 1000 az Esi
coaa coaa ao oS SS baTey do csns
shipments for tidew water-wheat % 500 bushels corn
$500 do. To interior pontsWheat, 53 900 bushels; corn
Flour quiet, bus firm sales 80 bbs at $6 $6 80 for
spring $6 80 81 so for bakers So IS 81 80 for amber
s. S. for white 81 70 for So IS 81 SO tor oatmeal
wa%sse ii TOO Do Green Bay so 800 do
white Michigan at 81 81 Corn dull, but h-m; sales 700
bushels mixed Western 62c, 1000 in railroad
firm sales Canada dull at S22 so
for heavy Lard dull at l4c. Highwines nominally
81 Ia
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat 6rner held higher
No. white Wabash, 81 30 No white Michigan, 81 %;
extra do u 37 amber Michigan 81 10 seller December,
No. amber Michigan ST. ON; No. red winter 81 a.
No. do 81 o3; rejected 9oc Corn frmer, held higher
534c. low mixed new. 451sc. Oats quiet, but firm;
rejected, Sic Freights dull but unchanged. Receipts
400 bbls -four, II 0Oo bushels wheat 1920 do corn.
5000 do. Shpments-3OO bbs four % 900 bushels
wheat 500 do. corn. 5000 do. oats
CHICAGO, Nov %. 1875
Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat-Deman and fair and
firm, closed weak No. Chicago spring 81
81 o9i4; No do ST oo14 81 o55s spot 81 oos seller
76ac 7Sc Corn very firm and holders asking higher
rates. No. mixed 5lzc 81 hc, spot 5ozc 5ic seller
and new, 4oc. Oats closed with continued downward
tendency; No 2 3Oc 30Ic, SPOT and seller November
Barley mad full prices asked, but no demand &c., seller
$40 IS spot 500 seller November $40 45 $40 AN seller
the SO go seller February Lard irregular but in the
sl2 52es, seller February Bukmeas-D fair and
market firm. whiskey 81 H. Recepts-Four 5000 bbls
wheat $4,000 bushels corn Al 900 do; oats -
barley, 5000 do 5000 do shipments-Flour, 5000
barley 1900 do. At the afternoon call Of the Board
wheat hrner At 81 061 for December. Corn shade
$40 $9 45 for seller the year Lard $I2 37l
ST. 40 for January and $l2 80 $I2 37 for the year
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aasmapae az Inc d2 "a 10 OK I27ls lie. paraHne. As.
coFrEE The market for Rio and santos was firm The
Aies were $40 bags Rio Viola and 1856 bags do, ex
nzo on private terms The market for mild coffee vas
very rm The sales 65OO bags Maracabo sundry
vessels a. l9c gle, and 575 bags Mexican a I9c
Hsc The stock of Rio and Santos at New York lOOgo
bags g Galveston, 10000 DO New Orleans 81 1877 DO
~ MOBILE 95OO do. At Hampton Roads p, ,O5o do az
Baltimore 5799s do We quote Ordinary cargoes. I71sc
f8c fair do, lss<c l9c. good do. 1879. l93ac
l9hc., gold, ninety days
coorERAGE srocK The demand was moderate but from
present indications business will be active At
very distant day We quote -Moasses shocks 32-incn
with heads - 10 " IS shocks with heads 3Snch,
" 80 " S. do do S6ineh, 81 90 s2 2s box shocks
hogsheads az SO; hoops iee. ordinary % prime s7
$40 per NJ. hoops. II feet do. S3J S35 per NJ.
COPPERThe market firm. We sale Of 2OO.00O
lbs NJ 23sc 23%c We quote New sheathing IL
on. soc bolts Bic braxers 10 3lc nails SIC
39c old she ahing &c, mixed lots 100 21c. American
ingot, lake, 231ao 231sc. per lb. Yellow metal-New
sheathing and bronze 22c; bolts. 2sc nails. sheathng
pc Der ID
CoRDAGE-The market steady but quiet We quote :;
Manila lage and small sxe) per h. l4Isc i5hc do cord
age, bolt rope yarns Ice i7c tarred Manila, lac. .
Sisa rope II15c 12Lc. New Zealand, nc. 12hc. ;
Russia hemp, tarred I4c American l4c Russia bolt
rome. I7c
CorToE the spot was Lice lower and closed dull.
Futures quiet and l-l6c Ne lower The closing quota
tons to-day compare with Mondays closing figures as fol-
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pRIcEs-3 2. N.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


The changes in closing prices since those OF yes
terday are as folows:-
ADvANoA--Delaware and Lackawanna, u; Harlem,
u Rock Island, u New Jersey Central, u.
DEoLINE-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, q Allan
tc and Pacific preferred Ii New York Central, III;
Hannibal and St Joseph, "a Lake Shore, 1S; North
west common and preferred q Ohio and Mississippi,
~ Pacific Mail, u ST. Paul common, = do preferred,
"a Missouri Pacific, y Michigan Central, u gold, II.
STATIoNARy.-C., C. and l. O., Erie Panama, Quick
silver, Wabash, Union Pacific and Western Union.
SALES TODAY.
The transactions at the stock Exchange to-day ag-
yregated A. 100 shares which among active securities
vyere divided folows:-New York Central and Hud-
son, s19; Erie, 3l5 Lake Shore 800; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, ], ,l00 do preferred,
e2o; Rock Island $500; Pacific Mail, $500; St. Paul,
tsOo do preferred, 800; ohios 5oO Western Union,
GsO0 Union Pacific, 300; g. c. and O., 100; Panama,
800; Harlem, LOO; Missouri Pacific, 700
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
lowest prices of the day.
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HIIIIHI II||H
Gs

For future delivery the sales have been follows Yes
torday after r. M-December 500 bales I3 932c,
800 at l3 5l6c 100 at 13c January s0 at 13 932c
400 at I3 5l6c. February 100 31c 500 I3 15-3c
March, 100 at 139sc.. 100 at l3 96c 200 at 3 I932c
April 200 at 10 l3 l6c 200 at Is 2532c. May 100 At
I3 3l32c July. 100 at 4I4c Total TOO bales, To-day
to two f. MNovember, 800 bales ut 3 lI-32c l. 400
a l3 932c 500 short notice at l3Ac 200 at 3 932c De-
cember 5000 at Is 1926 January 300 at 10 92c 200
l3i4c, 600 at l3 932c 100 at l3I4c; Febru-
saTy, 400 At lS3c, 200 AZ I3 i3s2s - 900 at iss4c;
i3s+e 800 az Is 23S2c 100 at u Il l6c May 100 az
II 400 bales The receipts az the ports follows
Galvelton 3642 bales New Orleans 952l Mobile 3072;
Savannah, 1926 Chsrleson $500 Wilmington, 29 Nor
Total 81 S05 This day last week ,O37 This day
year, 26 46l Total September l. 1907 6l0 bales
last night freight closed follows TO Havre by
steam, 2sc to Hamburg by steam, 1c, compressed;
Bremen by steam lc compressed to Liverpool by steam
7-i6d. by sail. 5l6d. Market steady
FEATHERs-The market steady and fairly active. The
sales comprised $500 lbs prime at 60c 500 lbs choice
62c 800 lbs mixed at 45c and 1000 lbs prime private
terms We quote e-Prime 6Oc choice do, Clio
a 63c. mixed, to quality, 35c. 45c.
FISH-The market quiet and unchanged We quote
Georges Bank cod, So SO -; Grand Bank do 81 rs
shore mackere No . Sl6; No $26; box herring, No. l.
24c Doc scaled do, 27c 29c.
FLOUR GRAN.-Receipts-Flour, 1892 bbs
meal 39l sacks wheat 24OO3 bushels corn, 36 100
oats 81, ,932 do. barley 40,736 barley malt 044 do
The -four market remained quiet but prices without
material change, though few sales made at slight
concession The sales comprised 1900 bbs at the
nexed quotations Corn meal steady 2200 bbls. and
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HIGH PRICE OF MILK.

Yesterday unfortunate day not only for milk.
mon, but consumers The milk market ran short hun
drcds OF gallons and venders payisg as high as
twelve and nfeen cents per quart in order TO supply
their customers II that there has been great
scarcity OF milk Of atc owing to disease that has
hrnken out Among catLln
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

meeting Of the members OF the Produce Exchange
held yesterday, President Floyd in the chair Its
object TO consider the rule recommended by the
Provision Committee that the title to goods shall
be transferred before payment be made The adoption
OF the rule was proposed by Mr. Orr. II was passed
with very few dissenting voices and the meeting there
upon adjourned
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DIED.

ApEE--0n Sunday November 81, OF pneumonia
CArHERSE A., wife OIL w. Adoe, aged 6s years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, 500 West Twenty-fourth street. on Wednesday
at one O'Clock. 80 r5t.e
BRTTs.--0n TI..s.. o-ortor Nc,cynhor "a a. No
oot " -. Ihr.y-nrst street. MARIA PoRpmAx widow Of
sn9 ave James r. Belts in the S6th year OF her age.
funeral from 80 E,ra, psntst church corner of PARK
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branch soy; Union Pacific drsts, losH; land grants
90, and sinking funds sSH. Chicago and Northwest
ern rss advanced 100 Rock Island sevens brought
1lo Morris ana Essex consolidated drsts 1O8 do sew
ems OF 1871, 1857 lO6 New Jersey Central consoi-
dated arss Io7{ and New York Central skies Of 1885,
l02 Erie thirds advanced TO 96A.
STATE bonds
These we're dull the principal transactions being in
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

OCoNoR-KELLER w Wednesday, November II, in
81 Louis Mo- by the Rev. Edward Walsh DANIEL J.
o'coNoR, or New York, 70 KlK KKLLRR, OF St LOUIS,
No. No cards
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RlRT III.

JoxEs-- Litchdcla Conn, October 10 1875 a
daughter, EVA CoLvVcoREssEs, TO Mrs George Eaton
Jones'
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TIE MONEY MARKET.


Money is without change, call loans being quoted at
and per in the Stock Exchange and per cent
at bank Prime commercial paper IS and per cent.
Foreign exchange closed duh at s3A asa for bank
crs' sixty days sterling and ASIA for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 4, declined to 1l44 and closed At
I14. The rates paid FOR carrying a. /, and
81 per cent Loans also made fat
OPERATIONS or the GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances. Ss2S, 43l
currency balances. g9l'
Gross cearances. =, ,ol6, 600
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $50 342, 37S
Currency baances.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 23g',3ol
Gold exchanges. o,550,3oo
Gold balances -... BS3 gg2
PRODUCE
The exports Of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day S5,5le647 against 50, o57 for
the corresponding week 1874 and So 5s2 249 in 1874
The total exports produce from the port Janu
ary this year. 1922 1 764 against $3.50 149 145
in 1874 and $271, 775, ,095 in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo-
tations limited States currency sxes I25 a l25 do
do, 1881, registered 1924 1928 do. do do cou-
pom, 123 1884 sdo. nve-twentcs, 1864 registered
I14A *do. do, coupon, 114a do do 1868, registered
1l5K; do. do, do, coupon, 116 a 1l656; do do.
do, new 1901 12O4 do. do, do, coupon, 12014
1907; do do, 1867, registered, 122k l221S do do,
do coupon 122 al22s DO. do, 1s6s, registered l22i
1924; do do, do, coupon 1924 1223l; do. ten
fortles, registered, 1l6S ll65s; do. do, coupon
I17K us; do lves 1851, registered 1l61a ll6A
do. do do, coupon, ll6}l ll64.
SCALED
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $780, 600 gold
Tor interest and $4ls 900 redemption Of dvctwcnty
bonds The following the Treasury balances in
Washington
Currency $4,000
C0n ~ oJo, UOO
Less coin ccrtlhcates Az aOuuuO
Bank notes received ior redemption to-day. 100000
Customs receipts. 95OUoO
Revenue receipts. 100000
TIE FOREIGN MARKET.
- The London advces report strong undertone TO the
market for securities and and United States
bonds command full prices The transactions, how
ever are reported small Erie closed fraction lower,
u14K al4%. The Bank Of England lost e33, 600 bull
.on withdrawn on balance to-day. The following are
q. NJ quotations: for money 951S ~ do.
tor account 95 954 1865 bonds old, 1885 lo3a4;
1907 bonds losX l09; tcn.orty bonds, lO4h lO4Ai
oew nvcs, lo41; Erie, l416 a l44.
RAILROAD BONDS.
There was a well distributed business IN railroad
bonds Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible declined
trom 81 TO S26 large transactions Harlem coupon
Srsts advanced 1924 Chicago and Northwestern con-
tral drsts new to Il3I New York Central registered
ersts brought lis; Chicago and Alton income, l07; do
outs. 1l6. Central PaciGcs. 1861: do. San Joaquin
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AS affecting the probable rates Of freight from
Chicago east during the coming winter the announce
ment Ii to-day's HERALD that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company had completed arrangements for
line Of steamships particularly adopted TO the carry
ing or grain, between Baltimore and Liverpool,
seems to Indicate that Mr. Garrett had concluded that
whatever the New York might be- to Baltimore
they should not be prohbitory
MINING NEWS
The treasure shipments from San Francisco to New
York by Pacific railways for the week ending Novem
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Comstock ode-the California, Ophr and Consolidated
Virginia--into condition to produce is going for
ward without interruption All Of the financial me-
chanca and engineering Of the Pacific coast
have been called to aid in restoring these mines to
their former prosperous condition. The October
product OF the Consolidated Virginia amounted to
ST. soooOo that Of the ophr to $35OoOO The receipts
or the two companies from insurance 100000,
making the total receipts for the month 81, 600
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. Nov %, 1875.
Printing cloths firm at 4c 10 days for standard aud
ira 64x64, with tair inquiry and doing
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

"A GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY. WITH A MODERAT
i,h nount oi capital u desrous Of forming eonnectio
Pas og established auction house. Address box AZ
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-07
Three Score Years and Ten.

n pleasant family gathering took
place mt tho residence Of II. +.
Young, in Pleasant Plains, on the
afternoon of Sept 18th, to celebrate
the SEVENTEEN birthday of Mrs.
Amanda Corliss. There were II
guests present, and, with few ex-
ccptions, all were relatives. All of
her children and grandchildren
wore present. Onl y once has death,
entered this family circle, and then
it took fair bud Of promise, and
one "vacent chair tells the story
Of folded hand. and still lips. At
u clock all were invited to par
take Of bonntiful rcpast. The
table was loaded with good things;
one noticeable feature bcinga large
cake on which was the word" Moth
81" and the number go in raised
frosting: tastcfmlly cncirclcd with
n wreath of autmn leaves, emblem
aticai Of tho autumn of life.
The aged mother with her child
rem and grandchildren seated
around her, made few pleasant
remarks expressing the wish, that
should they never agaiu meet on
the shores Of time that they should
be united family in the paradise
above. After supper. which by the
way all seemed to enjoy, the grand
mother called her seven little child
rem around her aud had pleasant
talk with them. and made each one
n present. Singing closed thu cx-
crcises Of the occasion, and at q
o'clock the guests took their de-
parturc: Wishing that each and
every ono Of the company might
live to celebrate their own 10th
birthday. +
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For SNLE.-Thc undersigned wishes
to sell u good Yoke of Oxen; weight
about 1900; years Ofage. Have never
been uScd in lumber woods, and are in
good condition. Price, $50. cash, or
good notes, well secured; payable on
or before May LIST, 1876, interest at l0pcr
cent per annum. Or, will let u job of
clearing, as payment for the oxen. \
part, or the whole of the clearing may
he done this Fall; or, next Spring.
before the 18th of May-thc balance by
the 10Th of July. Also, have new
set of BOl,s which offer for sale, on
terms above named. Terms made
known on application. My reasons
for selling arc that expect to engage
In other business. Address, IA given
below, or call ut my homestead in Yates
township.
LEE :. Conn,
Baldwin, Mich.
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orr HONEST ADvICE.-We know
TIE AMERICAN RURAL HOME, PUBLISH
cd at Rochester, y. V, To he al thorough
~ good Journal for the farmer and the
farmers family. 1t ispractical, hon
ct, handsome and CLEAN. You can
trust il and it will benefit you and yours
Just how its publishers can afford to
send it thirteen weeks Oh trial for but
thirty cents, postage paid, as they now
offer, we cannot understand; but they
are reliable, and will do all they agree.
And our honest advice is that you for
ward the thirty cents right away, and
see the paper yourself for three months
to come. II H. worth the money either
as IN agricultural, horticultural or
literary periodical alone. Ably cont
bining these three Sptrialtic', tits dirt
cheap ut its regular club price of Sl.G9
per year. Address
THE RURAL. HOME,
Ilocbcstpr y "
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CIT THIS OFT
It Nav Save Yo,Ir Life.

- ~ Iluy OuVO Jul IIIIC.
There Is no person living hut what
uflrrs more or lcSs with Lung Disease,
Coughs, Colds, or Consumption, yet
some would die rather than pay a.
cents for II bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. \. Ioschcc's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duccd In this country from Germany,
and its wontlcrOus cures astonisl,cs
every one that try II. II you doubt
what we say In print, cut this out and
take II to your Druggist, y. NJ. Burnam,
and get u sample bottle free of charge,
or u regular size for - cents. q. c..
GREEN, Woodbury., y. J.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-10-07


Annual Fair of Lake County Agri-
cultural Society, was enough to
convince any and all who bchcld
it, that such un enterprise can be
successfully carried out, with large
benefit to the county. We arc now
convinced that had tho entire coun-
ty been fairly represented the dis
play, taken as whole, would have
been second to none at any of the
County Fairs in this portion of the
State. Several gentlemen from
Indiana, were present on the after
noon of the second day, and were
unanimous in saying that the quality
of vegetables displayed cclipscd
anything they had bchcld at Fairs,
this Fall, in the locality whercthcy
reside.
Many Of our citizens seem to
fail to realize the importance attach
ell to these exhibitions, and remain
apathetic. Others, through local
jealousy and personal feelings neg
lect to lend a helping hand. Those
feelings must be put aside, and all
unite heartily in every good work
of encouraging industry in all its
branches, within our borders. The
impression is on the minds of many
outside our county that as II com
munity, Lake county is of very
little consequence. In some cases
like that Of the Kalamazoo Irt
graph, for inStancc) this opinion
evidently has its foundation in pure
righteousness. In other minds Tor
those properly balanccdD the wrong
impression in regard to our county,
comes through ignorance of facts.
We have duty to perform. in dis
pelling the clouds Of ignorance in
regard to our resources, &C., now
covering so much territory both in
side and out of our county. No
one method can BIO more cffcctual
than holding these Fairs.
The Society intends to go forward
on sure (if it proves slow track.
to the broad firm basis of wealth
and independence. TO this end
every possible economy has been
thus far, and will be practiccd.
Eut even whom opcratin. with the
strictest regard to the safety and
integrity Of the Society, it il hard
y possible to move forward with
ont incurring som, liabilities. 1t
is desirable to purchase and fit up
a ground for the annual exhibitions
of the Society. 1t can be done
with ut most ease. if all work har-
moniously. Land is cheap at pres
ent, in our nrw county, and there's
plenty Of muscle capable ofputtiny
it in shape. The field is open; all
it wants is for the people of Lake
county to 90 ahead in this enter
prise. With proper zeal and labor.
the Society MY be in possession
Of suitable ground. fitted in COM
Portable shape, before the time for
holding the Fair for 1876 rolls
round. Citizens Of Lake county.
will you move in this matter!