De Bow's Review 16
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30,000 Hardware ^ . 6,000 Books and stationery 1!^,000 Iron and nails '. . . . 20,000 Add capital invested in Indian trade, government contracts, At 400,000 Total.
.$790,000 large proportion of the mercantile trade of St. Paul is • The ■ * ^ ■ wholesale. The following are investments in the manufacturing business of the city : 8 Steam saw-mills, machineiy, and stock $100,000 1 Flouring mill 12,000 1 Sash and planing shop 10,000 1 Iron foundry, and machine shop attached 8,000 8 Stove and tinware... establishments 8,000 1 Plough and farming implement factoiy ' 8,000 4 Carriage and waffon factories 8,000 Several blacksmith shops 6,000 2 Cabinet-ware and Airnitare shops 9,000 Boot and shoe establishments 6,000 Saddle and harness ** 6,000 Bakers* and confectioners* " 4,000 MiscellaneoQs 6,000 Total.
.$177,000 These are the tangible evidences of a people's prosperity.
Where the plough, the loom, the anvil, and the merchant and grocer are congregated, and their products and merchandise find a market, happiness will build itself up as an institution among them, and opiilence crown their ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30,000 Hardware ^ . 6,000 Books and stationery 1!^,000 Iron and nails '. . . . 20,000 Add capital invested in Indian trade, government contracts, At 400,000 Total.
.$790,000 large proportion of the mercantile trade of St. Paul is • The ■ * ^ ■ wholesale. The following are investments in the manufacturing business of the city : 8 Steam saw-mills, machineiy, and stock $100,000 1 Flouring mill 12,000 1 Sash and planing shop 10,000 1 Iron foundry, and machine shop attached 8,000 8 Stove and tinware... establishments 8,000 1 Plough and farming implement factoiy ' 8,000 4 Carriage and waffon factories 8,000 Several blacksmith shops 6,000 2 Cabinet-ware and Airnitare shops 9,000 Boot and shoe establishments 6,000 Saddle and harness ** 6,000 Bakers* and confectioners* " 4,000 MiscellaneoQs 6,000 Total.
.$177,000 These are the tangible evidences of a people's prosperity.
Where the plough, the loom, the anvil, and the merchant and grocer are congregated, and their products and merchandise find a market, happiness will build itself up as an institution among them, and opiilence crown their ambition.
What to read after De Bow's Review 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Making of America Project to read onlineMoreLess
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