Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

In 1866, the North had three-fiths and
! the South two-fhhs Of the population Of
the Union. TIE following table shows
| the proportion Of animals Ia each sec
ton
Nofth-9, 450, O09, or 100 horses to every
$50 persona. South-2,68 900, or 100
horses to svery 40 persons,
MULES.
No,th-i23, COO, or I mule to every l54
persons. South-l,050, Geo, or l mule TO
every II persons.
MICH COWS.
North-5,3 800, 600, or 100 cows to every
$50 persons. South-3, 40S, 600, or 100
coEa to every 400 persons.
WORE OXEN.
North-I, O7S, 600, or l to every IS per-
SOILS. Soulful 87, 600, or l to every IL
persons.
OTHER CATTLE.
North-8, 500, 600, or 100 to every 800
persons. South-S, 100 coo, or 100 to
every 80 persons.
SHEEP.
North-I5. 3I5, 600, or 100 for every 12O
persons. S0uth-7,000 coo, or 100 for
every $50 persons.
SWINE.
North-Il, $40, Geo. or IS for every 100
persons. SOuth-20, 6S8, 600, or IT'S for
every 100 persons.
FARM PRODUCTs-INDIAN CORN.
North 1896, 000, 600 bushels. or q
bushels TO every person. South-432,-
900, 600 bushels, or 81 bushels to every
person.
WHEAT.
North-I22, 100000 bushels, or 81 buahels
to every person. South Is, SOC, 0OG
bushels, or 4 bushels to every person.
IRISH POTATOES.
North-96 900, 900 bushels, or 81 bushels
to every person. South-l2, 900, eco BUSH
els, or l busheI to every person.
SWEEP POTATOES.
North-SS0 600 bushels, or l bushel TO
every so persons, Soulful, 22O, 600
bushels, or 81 bushels to every person.
PA AND BEANS.
North-9,190 600 bushels, or l to every
person. SoUth-12,0 600, 900 bushels, or i
70 each person.
TOBACCO.
Horth-5l 400, 600 pounds, or 81 pounds
TO each person. South - 78. 00O, 600
pounds, or 80 pounds to each person.
BUTTBR.
North-373, OO0, 600 pounds, or 90 to
each person. Soush-S6 ,000, 200 pounds,
or 7 to each person.
HONEY.
North-l0, $40. 900 pounds, or I pound to
each person. ~South-14,33 900 pounds,
or II pounds to each person.
ORCHARD PRODUCTS.
North-si5,G00 600 in value. South
81, 600, 900 in value.
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
North-Sl2, OOO, 600 in value. South
So, 200, 600 in value.
WINE.
Morrill, $50, 900 gallons. South-40O,-
900 gallons.
VALUE OF ANIMALS SLAUGHTERED IN
1850.
Nortb-sl28, 600, 900. South-sS6, 5OO,-
900.
POPULATION 1850.
North-1S, 800, 900. South-I2, 500, 600. !
Total 81 400, 600.
COTTON, SUGAR, RICE AND MoEAssEs.
These products are not named in this
because the South produces all of
them and the North none. They are the
of S)uthern soilaDd climate only,
ard constitute thS chief exports OF the
These tables are intended 70
show that in all the leading food articles,
the South Is as fertile and productive-as
the North, and her great staples of cot
ton, sugar, molasses, rice and tobacco,
give her a prominence oyer the North, |
Is the latter produces one of these save
tobacco. Her crop of Indian corn, 1880, |
was lightweight million bushels more
than In 1850; and her wheat r in
thirty-three per cent. from 1850
to 1860, while that OF the North increased
but twenty-five per cent. Her butter
crop increased hfty per cent. from 1850
TO 1850.
MISSOURI, KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND
MARYLAND.
In the census tables, Maryland Is
with the Middle and the other
three with the Western States. But, as
they were all slave States in 1860, they
are here classsd with the Southern
COMMERCIAL FACILITIES.
The South has most of the great rivers
Of the Union, and one OF the best har-
b0rE in the world. Hampton Roads can
all the commercial marine on the