Department of Agriculture
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The farmers of this country produced, as per census of 1870, 287,745,626 bushels of wheat, 760,944,540 bushels of Indian corn, 3,011,996 bales of cotton, 100,102,387 pounds of wool, 514,092,683 pounds of butter, 53,492,153 pounds of cheese, orchard products valued at to |47,335,189, market-gardeu products $'20,719,-2-29. But I must content myself in X)assing over tlie vast number and amount of items that go to make up the value and importance of this great industry. The question very properly a...rises Jiow do these products directly affect the substan- tial interests of the country f I invite yoiu- attention for a moment, while I attempt to solve this problem.
The export of agricultural products for the year ending June 30, 1873, are as follows: 39.204,285 bushels vrheat, value $ol,452,204 ; 2,562,086 barrels wheat iiour, value $19,331,664 ; 38,541,930 bushels Indian corn, value $23,794,694 ; corn meal, value $1,474,827 ; 482,410 bushels barley, value $323,187 ; rve andrve flour, value $515,676; oats 714,072 bushels, value 290,.575; 2,609,254 bales cotton,value $227,243,069, to which should be added a considerable amount of manufactured cotton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The farmers of this country produced, as per census of 1870, 287,745,626 bushels of wheat, 760,944,540 bushels of Indian corn, 3,011,996 bales of cotton, 100,102,387 pounds of wool, 514,092,683 pounds of butter, 53,492,153 pounds of cheese, orchard products valued at to |47,335,189, market-gardeu products $'20,719,-2-29. But I must content myself in X)assing over tlie vast number and amount of items that go to make up the value and importance of this great industry. The question very properly a...rises Jiow do these products directly affect the substan- tial interests of the country f I invite yoiu- attention for a moment, while I attempt to solve this problem.
The export of agricultural products for the year ending June 30, 1873, are as follows: 39.204,285 bushels vrheat, value $ol,452,204 ; 2,562,086 barrels wheat iiour, value $19,331,664 ; 38,541,930 bushels Indian corn, value $23,794,694 ; corn meal, value $1,474,827 ; 482,410 bushels barley, value $323,187 ; rve andrve flour, value $515,676; oats 714,072 bushels, value 290,.575; 2,609,254 bales cotton,value $227,243,069, to which should be added a considerable amount of manufactured cotton.
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