The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-15
OUR MANUFACTURES.


year 1926, 1000, 900 of material
The manufactures of Brooklyn art
annually valued at SIS .OUO.0O.
Utah has 1880 factory hands, making
$S,s11,O47 worth of goods.
st. Louis annually makes up anG
sells $225,001.gU0 woreh OF goods.
Nebraska has 23,S76 factory hands
and an annual product of 500, O37,794
The United States is the leading
manufacturing nation in the world.
! The manufactures of Baltimore are
valued annually at nearly $150,000,000.
! The value of the manufactured pro.
ducts of New York exceeds $I5G.2)0 &C
! San Francisco manufactures each
year about $50, 900, 900 worth of goods.
! Maine has 1880 mill hands, who
make annually goods valued at $685.
6S9, 500
Washington has 2O.S66 factory hands
and makes S41, 1885, 22 worth of product
Tennessee has 1879 manufacturing
hands and makes $72,355,2S6 worth of
goods.
South Dakota employs 2,422 hands in
her factories, with $5,6S2,74S worth of
product.
In the noriheas-ern states manufac-
turing has Increased to the detriment
of agriculture.
Oregon has 1913 hands in the fac
tories and makes every year S41, 432, ia
worth of goods.
Twenty years ago England produced
nearly three times as much iron as the
United States.
The manufactures of Illinois employ
312,19S persons, the annual output be-
ing 99S, $40, $50.
Delaware has Il, 9o6 persons engaged
in its manufactures, the annual out
put being 1851, S48.
Louisiana has 31,9O1 hands engaged
In it's factories, their annual product
being $57,S06, 713.
Minnesota employs 1859 factory
hands with an annual output Of 1882
033,47S worth of goods.
Wyoming has liza persons engaged
In manufacturing and makes $2,367, 601
worth of goods.
Kentucky's factories employ 65.579
hands, and sends out annually pro-
duct valued at $685. 719,S57.
Kansas has 32,S43 mill and factory
hands, making each year &, product
valued at S11O,219,S O5.
Colorado has 1907 employees in its
139 hands, the annual output being
valued at $42,4S6,2O5.
In Arkansas 1892 persons are en-
a product of $22, 659, 179
The factories of Missouri employ 49,
139 mands, the annual output being
valued at $324,561 1898.
Nevada has $40 persons, said to be
engaged in manufacturing, and their
annual produce is $1,105,033.
Our immigrants from Italy, Bohemia,
Hungary and Russia rarely engage in
any line of manufacture.
T. xL,;1 49,
562 blast furnaces, 224 being in the
state of Pennsylvania.
In 1890 there were 158 steel works in
this country, nearly half of which were
in Pennsylvania.
Little Connecticut has 1899 hands
In it's factories, making every year
goods valued at s24S, 336,364.
Idaho has TIA persons engaged in the
business, the annual
output being $1,396,096
Dakota has 426 persons engaged in
the annual output OF
he factories being $40, 710S55
In 1892 the manufacture of iron rails
nad almost ceased, while nearly 1900,
100 steel rails were made.
In the Indian Territory only 175 per-
sons are engaged in manufacturing,
heir annual output being spas, 1892
Maryland has 107,o 54 persons engaged |
n manufacture, the annual value of |
whose produce is Sill, 342,539.
Vermont has "a, 1874 persons employed |
n it's factories and turns out an an !
lual product valued at S3S, $40, G65
Of all classes of foreign laborers, the |
Germans are said to become the most |
lexterous operators with machinery.
Michigan is rich in manufacture, en1-
,loying 491 men and sending out |
very year $277, 1896, 706 worth of goods.