New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-08

and Mexico and includes specimens Of their chemi-
cal preparations.
II. IT. Smith & Co., of Pekin, H., exhibit draw
ngs of their wagons and plOughs.
Deere & Co.. Moline ILL.,, represented BIZ u. ID.
Dickinson. show plOughs and a cultIyator mr.
Dlckenscn reports that he has sold hiH entire eN-
hlbit he says that there are far Pr'tpects 3i
large demand for American steel 3lopEh-. "blch
must gradually sUp"Tscdc the cast-ifon ones mans
here, winch are dear M any price. P!ou-hs a'e az
H'',u u''s H'', ,Ui ne rsllIhd'S wv $3.50. w
equal % the cost - III" u plcment az hc factory
The Illinois Central Railroad Company show an
illustrated Ignbosrd with maps.
The Edgemoor Iron Company OF Win ngt0n,
Del, and Philadelphia, Penn, who, u VIII be re-
membcTcd. were the builders Of a large port IN of
the Metropolitan Elevated Railway. amt who FUR
nished the irOn-work for the main Centennial build
Ing, display here number OF drawings aud photo
graphs showing railroad and highway bridges,
roofs railway watcrtanks, and Others OF thelrnuD
erous products. Mr. Coleman Sellers. Dr.. " no rep
reseUts the EGcrmOor Iron Company. and also the
well-known engineering firm OF VIM. sellers ~ Co,
says that at pic-rut there - but little d"maPd IN
Mexico tor any of tb.r productions al hough they
may be imported free # duty. The limited maTkes
offered to Mexican manufacturers, and the prevail
ing Ow rates Of wages, do not encourage the miro
ducton OF any labOrSayIng devices, while the COM
paratiyely small. extent Of the IRON business now
done here does not warrant as yet. much outlay Tor
machine tools.
Harrison Il Co Belleyine, H., eend show cards
representing their thrcshing machines
Nlr. Hof Of -. Louis. offers 10 the McXcans
ItinpS lager peer, tnc furniture a. 7 OUIdtlt- U
LOgemIn, OF II. Louis. and an assortment of glass
ware
Porter & Mowbray. of Wnona MINI, send six
different grades OF -four
W. W. Kelly, Of Chico 20. makes a large display Of
chTomOs President DlaZ inspected tins collection
with much interest Mr. Kelly intends to have
chromos executed representing Mexican scenery,
and has made sales 10 leading residents
John f. Cahill, OF st Louis hes IN hisdivlsion beef
from the 1t. LOuls Canning Company, and granite
iron ware made by the II. Louis Stampln Company.
lie also submits 10 the Mexican trade the nike OF
Miller & Co. Nr. C2hll gave President Dis. some
specimens of the granite IrOnware, which had been
made specially for hlm.
George : Bowen 4 Co., of Chicago represented
by Colonel Whiting. make a fine display ~ the cot
are agents These fabrics comprise the products OF
Richardson Il Co.. New York. and goods from Lock-
wood IL Co., Watervile, Me. An assortment OF
mems uuderclothlng r. also exhibited by this firm.
The Mexican exhibits are interesting. from tho
indications which they give Of the industrial ca
pacity OF the country. The most sugg,hty" display
is that Of the MoDtanesa factory AZ lalpam, thur
teen T. les from Mexico, which consists II mantles,
shawls, uudershlr-s, sncctlngs and blankets. made
wholly of wool OF OF wool and cotton. Ihs factory
also shows silk scarfs made from Mexican six. lie
remainder Of the display consists mainly OF printed
book, coal. artificial stone hats, pottery, fans,
pastes. shoes cigarettes and Inaid furniture. The
beautiful Nc xIcan onyx exhibited AZ the fhllade-
phia Exhibition, is also represented 10 several me