Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-28
AN EXPORT CARGO.
Specimen Packages Carried
South by a Steamer.
A SHIP-L0AD FOR LATIN AMERICA.

ILLUSTRATION of the Diversity of Product
and Region of Production as Given by
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Indiana, Wis
eonsin and Michigan Represented
Therein-Thad. Pound on Reciprocity
-Senator-Elect PETER States His Po-
htical Position - Ingalls, Friends
Amazed-Extra Session Talk
WASHINGTON CITY, March 2S-The
manifesto of the last cargo of the Brazil
ban mail steamship Finance, which Post
master General Wanamaker has Just had
IN opportunity to look over, shows in
voices to the value of over s300, 900, and IL
illustrates how many different states the
cargo was made up from and what
great diversity of products is taken out to
the South American countries The
Finance sailed from New York for St.
Thomas, Para, Naranham, Pernambuco.
Rahia, Rio and Santos, via Newport News.
Five hundred kegs of lard were on their way
from Ohio to Rio Eleven boxes of empty
bottles and no end of druggists glassware
went from New Jersey to Rio, and to the
Brazilian capital
Illinois Soap and Hoosier Bacon.
From Illinois go fifty boxes of common
soap. Massachusetts, sends gymnasium
apparatus to St. Thomas, and Michigan
sends cornshellers to Bahia. Cases of
telephone supplies are on their way from
Pennsylvania to Santos Turpentine is
shipped from North Carolina to Rio. Wis
eonsin ships fibre presses to Bahia, and
Georgia blue drills. Maryland sends fifty
kacrS IF lard nd
rels of rosin to Pernambuco. Indiana
sends thence barrels upon barrels of bacon.
Fifty barrels of wheat starch are on their
way from Kansas to Rio De Janeiro.
Wisconsin Looks After the Babies.
Maine sends washers and wringers to
the same port and New Hampshire sends
cases of flint paper. Twenty boxes of cot
ton seed oil are on their way from South
Carolina TO Santos, and Rio receives from
Georgia boxes of cotton goods. Eight
cases of baby carriages are shipped from
Wisconsin to Rio alongside of five cases of
meat cutters from Illinois for Santos
There Is more bacon from Kansas in
tended for Pernambuco and more manu-
factured articles, and more farm products
from Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, and
ONO for all those ports. Bales of hay 60
from New York to Para and cases of Gig.
arettes from New York to Santos
Post-Hole DiGgers from Michigan.
North Carolina sends cases of suspend
ers to Para alongside of Connecticut bird
cages intended for the same port. Penn.
sylvania ships 500 cases of petroleum to
Bahia and Ohio bundles of wheelbarrows
to Rio. Connecticut sends lemon squeez.
ers TO Santos, and New Jersey fans and
brass jewelry to Bahia. New York ships
case of corn cure and kegs of butter to
Para. Goldfish, from Massachusetts OF
course, reaches Bahia, and post-hole dig
gers from Michigan reach Santos.
The West and South not Far Behind
A noticeable thing in all of the mani
Tests Is the presence of a great number of
manufactured articles, as we'll as of farm
products, from the western and southern
states, Massachusetts, Connecticut. New
York and Pennsylvania probably ship the
greater number and variety of manufac-
tured articles, but the western and south
ern states, Notwithstanding the difficult
ties in the way, apr ZACH the eastern
states in the quantity and value of their
shipments.