New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-18
AMERICAN GOODS ~ AUSTRALIA.


PREPARATIONS FOR THE EXHIBITION IN MEL
BOURNE - CREDITABLE DISPLAY FROM THIS
COUNTRY
Thomas Il. Pickering, United States Com
missioner to the Melbourne Exposition, who opened
Office IN the Post Once Building on December TO- 1872
for The reception American exhibits, VIII close
the last OF this month On July lie will go 10 San Fran
csro where he Will remain about two weeks. superln
tending the entries Of exhibits from the Pacific Coast
| After thnt will 20 TO Melbourne and act
~ Executive Commits 'oncr from this country 10 the
EXPOSITION The last OppO tuny for exhibitors TO ship
| freight by a sailing vessel Will be by the bark William
Mu,Irct \ ding from Boston Monday. There have
been assigned tie United States 1i5OO square feet OF
space III the Machinery Hall and 1890 square feet in
the main hall Another small space also reserved for
Americans near The main entrance All the space as
signed will occupIrd aud it is said that the exhibit
| from the United States will be very cretitablr.
The exhibition Of Agricultural implements it ia said
will be the best ever made. In the following articles
the United states Will make especially good display:
s,Ivcrplacd ware watches and clOcGs. cotton goods
nrrnrms tobacco glassware. musical Instruments. par
| tcuarly IN organs, and edge tools, locks and
household hardware carriage material printing
presses and typc-fOundry maiori. sewing machines
scales and weighing machines. carpenters tools dental
manufactures chilled olr-whees. lamps stamped
,iuv,rc mad 4, amless metal goods, billiard tables.
Sales steam pumps saws, and portable farm engines.
Connccticuts exhibits will be gathered together and
shown collectively Taken rs whole. 1t Is said that
tneJ nitcd siatcs department Will compare favoraOy
with that of any other country At present. over 400
exhibitors have secured space 9nd further Applications
viii he received until the end Of tbs month
Among tho prominent exhibitors Oh The list are the
American Watch Company. walthom, Mass. Watches
AnTonla Cinck Company New York City. Clocks.
American Bank Note Company. Ncw-iork City, En-
BicLnri F. W, Boston, Mass Journals of cduca-
Zen, Alexander Graham. Washington, d. C. Tele-
C"iTs Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Company,
Cnrrcr & Ives. New York CITY. Co6rrd autographs.
E,tcy, j. * Co. Bratilcbor" w. Reed ore"ns.
Fai hank, y Co.. St JOhnShuly. VI! sea es ETC.
Field. a. & sons; T'untGn: Mass. IaekS and nails
Klmbai, William y. & Co., Rochester, n. y. Smoking
LaIancc g. Gro,jcan Manufacturing Company, New
York Guy. SEAMLESS metal goods. con,norv ch,co.o
M NcW,Y"rk Pow Company. New-York City. Lawn
PAM L. & Co. Boston Mass. Chrome Autographs.
philadcpnii College of Pharmacy, Philadelphia Penn.
Proyience TOOL Company. Providence. R. l. Pea
bod, -Niarflm military aud sporting rifles.
Parker Irus Merdcn. Conn. Guns.
Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company. New
BRITAIN Conn. Builders iInrdware.
EWgris John, NcwYOrk City. Stauettcs.
Eo2ers Bros, MerIdcn, Conn., Plated ware for table
Smith American organ Company Boston, Mass. Reed
organs.
simpson. Hail. Miller & Co.. wallingfOrd. Conn., Elec
smith & Wesson Springfield, Mass. Revolvers.
Schultz, SOuthw iok & Co., New-YOrk CITY. Leather
TaI Tor & Farley Organ Company, Worcester, Mass.
WamsuIta Mills. New.BedfOrd. Mass. Cotton goods
Washbun & MOen Manufacturing Company. Worces-
ter Mas Steel barbed fencing.
Wakefield Rattan Company, Boston, Mass. Railway
car-sent chairs or 'atinu.
Wood, Walter A.. HOOsack Falls, N T. Agricultural
Implements.
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company. Bridge
port, Conn., ScWinR-naohlnes
Winchester Repeating Arms Company, New-uaven,
Conn. Firearms.
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines Company. New-York
City. sewing-machines.