Modern Turkey
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245 per acre, in tillage and manure, and the unusually lengthened period between planting and fruition. In 1869, Smyrna exported 12, 640 bales, valued at 208, 340, showing a considerable decrease in comparison to the year 1857, when 117, 383 kin- tals were exported to the value of 301, 065. In 1860, Turkey exported 170, 947 cwt. , valued at 433, 856, to Great Britain alone.
VALONIA. This valuable tanning material con- sists of the acorn-cup of the Quercus algilops, which grows abundantly in Asi...a Minor, European Turkey, and the islands of the Archipelago. The principal market, however, is Smyrna, the valonia exported from thence being of excellent quality, containing from 34 to 37 per cent, of tannin. After the acorns are gathered, they are partially dried and stacked in warehouses, until the scales have lost their contractile power, thereby liberat- ing the acorn. The large quantity of tannin in valonia makes it an article of the first importance in all tanning operations. In 1869, Smyrna ex- ported 35, 340 tons, value 560, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
245 per acre, in tillage and manure, and the unusually lengthened period between planting and fruition. In 1869, Smyrna exported 12, 640 bales, valued at 208, 340, showing a considerable decrease in comparison to the year 1857, when 117, 383 kin- tals were exported to the value of 301, 065. In 1860, Turkey exported 170, 947 cwt. , valued at 433, 856, to Great Britain alone.
VALONIA. This valuable tanning material con- sists of the acorn-cup of the Quercus algilops, which grows abundantly in Asi...a Minor, European Turkey, and the islands of the Archipelago. The principal market, however, is Smyrna, the valonia exported from thence being of excellent quality, containing from 34 to 37 per cent, of tannin. After the acorns are gathered, they are partially dried and stacked in warehouses, until the scales have lost their contractile power, thereby liberat- ing the acorn. The large quantity of tannin in valonia makes it an article of the first importance in all tanning operations. In 1869, Smyrna ex- ported 35, 340 tons, value 560, 000.
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