Traverse  City

Fr.ankfort

Manistee

Ludington

Ponfrwater

Montagne

Whitehall

35  F


46,  000,  000
34,  000,  000
33,  000,  000

113,  000,  000

154,  500,  000
22(1,  000,  000
337,  500,  000


80,  000, 000

18,  600,  000
17,  000,  000


24,  000,  COO
19,  800,  000
23, 250,  000


12,  200,  OCO
15,  500,  0(  0
21,  000,  OCO


117,826,000
142,866,000
247,  376,  595


130,472,000
150,  578,  267
250,  383,  290


121,321,000
159,  022,  000
257,  008, 000


90,  000,  000
27,  000,  000
24,  000,  000


75,  845,  000
10,  000,  000
19,  500,  000


82,  800, 000
16,000,000
13,  400,  000


84,  800,  000
20,  000,  000
23,  000,  000


22,  000, 000
46,  000,  000
197,  COO,  000
123,  000,  000
22,  000,  000
63,  000,  000
.  38,000,000


11,000,000
21,000,000
152,  507,  8G4
92,  225,  000
11,500,000
39,  800,  000
11,  500,  000


19,200,000

26,  000,  000
160,  825,  855

94,  800,  000
18,  450,  000
38,  400,  000

27,  000,  000


15,  000,  000
29,  60(1,  000
146,  424,  206
104,  723,  917
13,  100,  000
48, 500.  0  0

31, 100,  ooa


546  LUMBER   INTEIliESTS    OF    THE    NORTHWEST.
Comparative  statement  of  the  Lumler  Products  of  Michigan,  ^-c. — Continnerl.
Lamber  districts  and  places.
Season  capac-
ity (day  saw-
ing).
Lumber  manufactured  during  the  season.
1874.
1875.
1876.
Lower  Michigan— CoDtlncd.
