The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-24

Connecticut and Indiana, and ! each u
Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma
Washington and Wisconsin.
Nitric acid was reported by so estab
lishments in 1914 and by 25 in 1909, Th'
total production in the later year wa
} 7s,oso tons, exceeding that in the earlier
year by 0,s72 tons, q IA per cent. tn,
1914 output comprised l4,6s5 tons, val
ued at 1881 1925, made for sale, and
63,0Of tons for consumption by the max
er, the Increase as compared with 1908
amounting to rs per cent, l7,3 per cent
and 1871 per cent, respectively. OF the
% establishments reported for 1911, II
were located In Pennsylvania, 10 in New
Jersey, In New York, 4 in California,
3 each in Illinois and Missouri, 2 each
in Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, Mas
saehusetts and Ohio, and | each in Ala
bama, Kansas, Michigan, South Carolina,
Washington and Wisconsin.
Mixed acid, mixture OF sulphuric
acid and nitric acid, now used to con.
siderable extent in the manufacture of
explosives and other chemicals, was re.
ported by 81 establishments in 1914 and
by IA in 1909. The 1914 production was
ll2,l24 tons, comprising 42,725 tons, val
ued at S2,20i, $50, for sale, and GD,39e
tons for consumption The output for
sale in 1914 exceeded that in 1909 by
! lt,l34 tons or 494 per cent, in quantity,
and by S343693 or 1875 per cent, in
value. OF the 81 establishments report.
ed for 1914, s each were located in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, 3 each in Hi,
nos and Missouri, each in California,
Indiana, Massachusetts,, New York and
Ohio, and ! each in Alabama, Colorado,
Michigan, Washington and Wisconsin.
Acetic acid was reported by 10 estab-
lishments in both 1914 and 1909, The
total production in 1914 was 75,3O3,375
pounds, comprising 70,6l7 637 pounds,
valued at Sl,272,294, for sale, and 1885
73s pounds for consumption. The prod
net for sale exceeded that of 1909 by
1903 1854 pounds, or 24.l per cent, in
quantity, but its value was rs per cent
less than the corresponding figure for
1914. OF the l3 establishments report
ed for 1914, were located in Pennsyl
vania, each in Massachusetts, and New
Jersey, and | each in Connecticut. Hi
nos, Indiana, Michigan and New York.
Boric acid was reported by estab
lishments in each year The total pro-
duction in 1914 was s,5a03ll pounds, of
which practically all--s,5s4,3ll pounds,
valued at 5ss,9sl--was for sale. The
product for sale exceeded that of 1909
by 3,029,39 pounds. or 54.5 per cent, in
quantity, and by S293, POS. or 99.l per |
cent. in value. OF the establishments |
reported for 1914 , were located in New |
York and each in California, New Jer
sey and Pennsylvania.
Citric acid was reported by estab- |
lishments in 1914 and by in 1909 The |
product for sale in 1914 was 1857 $40 /
pounds, valued at Sl5l6336, which ex-
ceeded that in 1909 by 555 5s4 pounds,
or 26.4 per cent in quantity, and by
S739, l0l, or 95l per cent in value. In
in 1914. 72.l03 pounds were re
ported as made and consumed OF the 3
establishments reported for 1914, | each
was located in New Jersey, New York
and Pennsylvania.
Hydrofuoric acid was reported BY Q
Establishments in 1914 and by 10 in 1902
The total production in 1914 was 1909
24s pounds, comprising 5,373,657 pounds,
valued at 1925, $40, for sale. and 1885,
sol pounds for consumption by the max
er. The product for sale was 2l5 per
cent less in quantity, but l0.6 per cent
greater in value, than that reported for
1909 OF the . establishments reported
for 1914, ? each were located in New
Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania and
each in Connecticut. Indiana and Ohio.
Muriatic or hydrochloric acid was re-
ported by 81 establishments in 1914 and
by 3s in 1909. The total production in
1914 was 337 ,l67,sS2 pounds, of which
l70,s76,s7s pounds, valued al Sl,34s,S05,
vas for sale, and I66,20l ,004 pounds was
consumed by the maker. The product
Tor sale in 1914 was l5.9 per cent less in
quantity and 1913 per cent less in value
han that reported for 1909 OF the 81
establishments reported for 1914. 7 each
we're located in New Jersey and Pennsyl.
,ania, in New York, each in Connec.
lieut.. Illinois, Massachusetts and Ohio,
md each in California, Colorado, In
Llama and Kansas.
Oleic acid was reported by estab-
in 1914 and in 1909, The to-
al production in 1914 was 23.lS7 $40
comprising 2l,932,736 pounds,
,alued at 81 ,30l 1853, for sale and 1854
43 pounds for consumption. The prod
let for sale in 1914 exceeded that in 1909
" 5,555,673 pounds, or 1879 pc. cent, in
uantity, and by S456,247, or 50 per cent,
n value. OF the establishments re-
orted in 1914, 3 were located in New
'ork, in Ohio, and l each in New Jer-
ey and Pennsylvania.
Phosphoric acid was reported by
Establishments in 1914 and by in 1909.
he product for sale in 1914 was 1920
81 pounds, valued at $3.50 800, which
xceeded the 1909 output in value by l9
err cent. OF the establishments re.
orted for 1914, were located in New
ersey and each in Illinois, Maryland,
-ew York and Rhode Island.
Stearic acid was reported by 10 estab-
shments in 1914 and by II in 1909
he product for sale in 1914 was 1881
"a pounds, valued at sl,242, 492, which
Sceeded in value the corresponding out
ut for 1909 by 81 per cent. In add
on, in the later year, 60s,705 pounds
as made and consumed. OF the 10 es-
lblishments reported for 1914, 4 were
eated in Ohio, each in New Jersey
nd New York. and in Michigan.
The production of fannie acid for sale
1914 was s53S30 pounds, valued at
,s1,142. OF the establishments re-
,rted. were located in New York and