Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-29
NV SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
ts ..-thern Farmers In Better Condi'
tion Than for Years.
Iy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

.lv telegraph 70 the Dspaich.l
.,rt,,0sA, Tenn. June 2S.-Iho Trades
..... npNei o report Of the new industries
u the southern states during the
..,s ending juno 3Otn, which shows
...4 N-sinsi = 9 and b73 for the corre-
.a.l.is IN 1SH2 and 1891, respective
..r... 20 - made up from carefully-col-
-.. rr. from every town IN the South, and
.t w.i'e tue southern States have IN some
...ta.f tne effects ~ The general strin6en,y
.t Icon as serious ar apDrenended. Inc
a 10 reviewing tho returns, which
a. oger 10000 inquiries. says mat the
-'4t.s az q whole have been very con-
... t.r months. that uausuaI economy has
r.... and that the farmers as class
4rI are 10 better condition than for
crops which will be- harvested with
...st ..lr months Will give the south
--..- ..-,.l- thsn has been known IN ten
..t 'h- Industrial outlook N consequence
r.yri.
.t... .u.eo months the following different
Industry have been established:
..Iu4l.m.ut works, against
.4..e r-rioi IN 1892, Texas having
farrrl-factorie--2 each In North
i8-.rg1s. aud / each IN Tennessee
H-st virginia: boot ana shoe-iaclo-
.. -r Georgia. North Carolina, ana
.......... tf. Seties--3 IN Texas, ] each IN
I.rtl-Ey. and West Virginia; brick
-- lN-J each In Texas aud W est
..t t.e balance equally distributed
-.I'n.
..,-s ..-a --urt In canning factories, show
t... ~.u,h IL beginning TO utilize sur
r.f vegetables. 1hirty-seven were
..-..I .l TOO thr,e months, against ~ and
..-r- runaiug periods OF the preceding
.. ... -rs leading with 10, Texas bclug %,
..... rli Tenuuesseo each, Alabama
o. rrNna 3 each, aud Florida and
..
...r.nt - textile Industries shows
.. aN1temeut. Seyenty-two cotton
..-m.l- were organized during the
.r,..-i 90 and "a IA the corresponding
t-I-rr1 1891. North Carolina Icaas
~l.t Carolins comes next with lf'
....ra ias q, Georgia 10, Iexss ana VIZ
AMI Nlssissippi 3.
...- % " development Qnnd compa-
.... a..s la.. only u being reported IN
months. len disiileries were or
...ktar quArier-J Ia Kentucky,
..s-ul and Texas, aud ia Norm
,tfic-lisht companies arc growing
-.4lIiiy, tus tnreo months moving
..t..- .t at year. 1cSas being credlted
.s.t 3. tennessee 3, and the balance
--T ....t4ir1. FOrty-twO lOur-mills were
I.nuessee leading with 10, North
l.rruia q. Kentucky >. aud fiorlda
each 3. Forty-four ioundrles
shops are reported, against
.r tae corresp0nding periods OF 10y:
'eras Loading with IL, hentucA!' "
O.. Gut Georgia. ..
.-r.f1-racs companies we're otga-
quarter, each In Alabama anu
-t lb and In the cprre-pVhulus
.rN- and 1891. Nineteen ice-iacto-
f..... t.shsJ. against u IN tho same
..4r. loras Leading Win q. Forty
-l1 quauyIng companies were
rit Virginia leading with IA ana
...ae.see each having z. Natural
.rs yery few, only being re-
rter--3 m Texas aud In Men
y-aue 0ll-mllls were organized II
....e Industry Ia FLORIDA Is quite
lsw companies Deing iofhei
.--,r seven tsnneries wero or
aca.ui > and each IN the
periods % 1892 and 1891.
w4ter-works companies were
,. ~,ealy distributed all over the
.- wool working indusiTios, pre-
.t... ulfn1er A. IN the clrrcsppnulhg
The total miscellaneous indus
a-.I1-d Was AZ, against 100 Ia the
1892.
Industries the TrddesRdH says
a..laIiy 10 DIit, but In each instance
rv nrsauizauop was effected ana the
.- a.'e tsken.