The woollen manufactures of Maryland exhibit an increase of 86 per cent. In Ohio, which produced in 1850 a greater value of woollens than all the other western States, there was a decrease on the product of 1850, owing, probably, to the shipments of wool... British Farmer's Magazine - Página 2031863Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| United States. Congress. House - 1862 - 576 páginas
...value of woollens than all the other western States, there was a decrease on the product of 1SÓO, owing, probably, to the shipments of wool to Europe,...manufacturer of wool in the west, the product was $1,128,882, and the increase in ten years 40.4 per cent.; while in Indiana, which ranks next, it was... | |
| United States. Census Office. 8th census, 1860 - 1862 - 330 páginas
...of woollens than all the other western States, there was a decrease on the product of 1850, o whig, probably, to the shipments of wool to Europe, which,...manufacturer of wool in the west, the product was $1,128,882, and the increase in ten years 40.4 per cent.; while in Indiana, which ranks next, it was... | |
| John Leander Bishop, Edwin Troxell Freedley, Edward Young - 1864 - 884 páginas
...wool to Europe, which in 1857 was found to be the most profitable disposition of the rapidlyincreasing wool crops of that State. In Kentucky, now the largest manufacturer of woolens in the West, the product was $1,164,761, and the increase in ten years 44.9 per cent.; while... | |
| James Leander Bishop - 1864 - 932 páginas
...wool to Europe, which in 1857 was found to be the most profitable disposition of the rapidlyincreasing wool crops of that State. In Kentucky, now the largest manufacturer of woolens in the West, the product was $1,164,701, and the increase in ten years 44.9 per cent.; while... | |
| Sir Samuel Morton Peto - 1866 - 428 páginas
..." woollens than all the other Western States, there was a " decrease on the product in 1860, owing to the shipments " of wool to Europe, which, in 1857,...profitable disposition of the rapidly increasing wool " crop of the State." Here again, then, we find the Americans standing in their own light as producers... | |
| Ernest Ludlow Bogart, Charles Manfred Thompson - 1916 - 904 páginas
...to the shipments of wool to Europe, which, in 1857, was found to be the most profitable di>position of the rapidly increasing wool crops of that State....manufacturer of wool in the west, the product was $1,128,882, and the increase in ten years 40.4 per cent.; while in Indiana, which ranks next, it was... | |
| Farmers' Alliance - 1863 - 596 páginas
...largest producer, having 447 factories which produced £2,550,000 worth of woollen and mixed fabrics—an increase of 120 percent. A value of £1,800,000 was...product was £226,000, and the increase in the ten years 40i per cent.; while in Indiana, which ranks next, it was 31 per cent., and in Missouri 19 percent.,... | |
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