The North American Review volume 173
The North American Review volume 173
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The Allen and Peeler long staple upland cottons were for merly grown in South Carolina, but Egyptian cotton has prac tically driven them out. The areas grown in Egyptian cotton are to be so increased by the completion of the dams now under con struction along the Nile t"hat it is expected an addition of 1, 000, 000 bales per year will be made to the Egyptian crop.
A duty of three cents per pound should be placed upon all raw cotton imported into the United States. This would make sufficient dif...ference in the price to. Enable us to produce a long . Staple cotton which would take the place of the Egyptian.
The carpet mills of the South are now making cotton into fine carpets. The largest woolen mill in America is in success ful operation at Knoxville, Tenn. The agriculture of the South has a present prosperity and a future development of the most brilliant promise. When some years ago the American Agricul turist offered a prize of $1, 000 for the largest yield of corn from a single acre, Marlboro County, S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Allen and Peeler long staple upland cottons were for merly grown in South Carolina, but Egyptian cotton has prac tically driven them out. The areas grown in Egyptian cotton are to be so increased by the completion of the dams now under con struction along the Nile t"hat it is expected an addition of 1, 000, 000 bales per year will be made to the Egyptian crop.
A duty of three cents per pound should be placed upon all raw cotton imported into the United States. This would make sufficient dif...ference in the price to. Enable us to produce a long . Staple cotton which would take the place of the Egyptian.
The carpet mills of the South are now making cotton into fine carpets. The largest woolen mill in America is in success ful operation at Knoxville, Tenn. The agriculture of the South has a present prosperity and a future development of the most brilliant promise. When some years ago the American Agricul turist offered a prize of $1, 000 for the largest yield of corn from a single acre, Marlboro County, S.
What to read after The North American Review volume 173?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson James Weldon to read onlineMoreLess
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