, 1879-01-25
worth ab,n, 500 cO0.oOo annuity.

plll' -
/ America takes eight ot the eleven
priz IN the agrculturnl dr9ar,mrnt NJ
tn Pr,s Eypo,iuol.
IL" first iuvoirr o. pcrumcry ever
shipped from thus county /" ErGland
wns sent lro n Philadelphia II lew days
ago.
H. 1873 We exp 'rtrl twrlv" million
Y rls OF cotton 20 MS, hut this year thu
t'Ic turned and We cXpor e onc hun
'lrr ; and eleven rillim yards,
/ Ltwrrucr VI 49,. produces every week
u NIL ion yards al d,cl or printed
cloths. 1t PAYS SIG, coo II n"nth rs
wages I" ), 0D p"r-nns.
DarnI The fiscal year lnT7 we import
el from Francr silk anl silk goods 10
the nrnonnt ot SIC 7OO .992. IN which tie
'ln'y w's At m nv rage oi SO per cent.
$,,37l, ,7g5.
Tue United States last yrnt exported
| lO1,354.663 punli's 81 chrrs" to Elylnnd.
II th's w,r' lnnlrd on draws. each car
ryln" "n" ton and % cupvng eight yards
the line wnuhl extrnl 5l4 miles.
I'll" lnmb dealers at Chicago. IN III"
Il II inst mi. hrl nn m"d anil tnr sale
81 l!6.l72 tri at lhmMr. St6.SOO feet
a. pickets. 1894 400 pieces "f lnth.
jnj.2i2 pieces ~ cedar posts nni l5S,
$4,000 pieces ni sawed shingles.
Til" pork packers of the West ard
E"st "xp"ct {" prJluce 33G 600 900
pounds ot lard TINS wear. Twirr ms
much is shipped abroad ms is used in
thls country. the exports tor III" past
six months averaging $50, ,000, 900 pounds
II year.
Paper collars were first pn'enicl in
1854 bun until 1850 met with lit It. favor.
IN tnni Y" 100000 W re- manufactur
I'd. In 1877, 100000 600 w,re made, an
average nf mmr than one box tor every
man, woman and Guild in the country.
IN less than thirty years $4,000 miles
: I railroad have been constructed in hr
United States. Tne value ot property
in this c"untry has increased IN the SAM
pcri ii from S. O)O, 100000 to $1,000, 900
O0J.
II ia rStimat' i that the fix mills ol
ituISi, give rmploymrht t" 30. 900 opr-
rtvrs, AMI produce ST. ,00O. 900 worth
ut goous per annum. During the pas,
yrar America has imported $34'000,OOG
worth at fix Grp ils manufactures.
Great Britain has $50 factories rngny-
rd on worst'd trade. III, ST. employ III,
900 operators, and have 2,lG0OO0 spin
dies. ana G5 900 power looms Tie
nanc worst, d is derived from vilhg,
III Norfolk VIII ere the goods we're tist
produced.
The growth Of wooden manufacturing
IN this country mry br learned from thr
tact th,t in 1910 the prouct of our wool
inctnrirS amounted Ia $3O $40, 900, Will,
in 1870 they r. aclrd llc enormous ny
Or gate OF $l55, ,4GG.0oO. aml this ,xclu-
sivr of woocn cares md hosiery.
which amounted to $i3 162, 900.
The proluce statistics ut Nebraska
for 1878 ARE given ~ llnwa Ivy Prot.
Wilbur % 000. 100 bushels of wheat, 40,
900 coo ushel> oi corn, 1000. 900 hlishrI,
Of oats. 5000 600 bushels of rye, 5000,
600 bushels at lrrlry. 100000 busIrls
of pntnnes; 100000 cni,l", valued Ut
81 O0O, 900; 70J, 1000 swine valued ut S.,
O00 900.
Eighty tons ot Am rcan hone, in the
comb r. Gently shipped Ia Livrrprol.
reached there in perfect order The
hon,y was contained in glass hives IN
which it hal been dep Isited hy the hes.
TIE Pail Mall Ga.ate says, "Th'rr seems
tn hc nn limit in tie provision with
which Amrrica is prepared to supply ~.
The iisl experiment "l bringing honey
IN the comb nn 50 largr scale ~ Europe
lfnm America having proved su.c,ssul,
il will nu duubi l,c repeated"
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