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TRADE or TaE UrrER MrssissIrrI. lin March, 1874
there interesting report from the War Department
this subject which appears have attracted little attention
The total produce of the Upper Mississippi lead mines in
1925 was, in round numbers 664, 900 pounds in 1927,
5000 O00 In 1888 the lead shipped from Gaena and ports
above, 100000 n 1874, 39Ooo,000, and estimated
for ls45 A. O0o 900 pounds The pine lumber sent for
ward from the mills the ST. Crox and Chippewa rivers


10 Iowa, in 1s43 000 900 feet Of plank boards and


o 600 square feet OF hewn timber, 3400, 600 shingles
s50o,oOo feet Of boards plank and os 100000 ofshin
gles 200 900 alh The estimated value of the trade Of
Gaena and ports above for is43 in round numbers
ports lead S9s7 200, copper 900, lumber S225 000
hides, S2s, 000 agricultural products s4s 0O0toa exports
Sl,25o,000 The value OF imports 81, $50, 900. The
port from which the above extracted is Senate Doc 242
2sth Cong lt Ses II contains much valuable information
for those, especially members Of Congress- who interested
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