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IHORXASK (-(-), DECRBASB (— ), OR Ko CBANQB (-),
IN 1896 AS COHPARJtD WITH 1895 IK—


INDUSTBIKS.
Amonnt of

Capital

Invested


Value of
Goods Made

and
Work Done


Total
Amount

Paid
in Wages


Average
Number of

Persons
Employed


Stone,

straw and palm leaf goods,.
Tallow, candles, soap, and grease.
Tobacco, snnff, and cigars,.
Toys and games (children's).
Trunks and valises, ....
Whips, lashes, and stocks,.
Wooden goods,

Woollen goods, ....
Worsted (roods. ....
+
+

+


+
+


+








AiJi Industries,.
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All Industries, in the aggregate, show a decreased amount
of capital invested, decreased product value, a smaller amount
disbursed in wages, and a smaller average number of persons
employed. The same statement applies to the following indus-
tries, 30 in number :



Boots and Shoes.
Boxes (Paper and Wooden).
Carriages and Wagons.
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry.
Clothing.
Cotton Goods.
Dyestuffs.
Earthen, Plaster, and Stone Ware.
Electrical Apparatus and Appliances.
Fancy Articles, etc.
Furniture.
Glass,

Hair Work (Animal and Human).
Ink, Mucilage, and Paste.
Ivory, Bone, Shell, and Horn Goods,
etc.
Leather.
Liquors and Beverages (Not Spirit-
uous).
Lumber.
Metals and Metallic Goods.
Musical Instruments and Materials.
Paints, Colors, and Crude Chemicals.
Paper and Paper Goods.
Perfumes, Toilet Articles, etc.
Rubber and Elastic Goods.
Saddlery and Harness.
Silk and Silk Goods.
Tallow, Candles, Soap, and Grease.
Wooden Goods.
Woollen Goods.
Worsted Goods.
The following seven industries show an increased amount of
capital invested, value of goods made and work done, amount
paid in wages, and average number of persons employed :



Brick, Tiles, and Sewer Pipe.
Corks, Bungs, and Taps.
Emery and Sand Paper and Cloth,

etc.
Glue, Isinglass, and Starch.
Hose ! Rubber, Linen, etc.
Machines and Machinery.
Railroad Construction and Equip-
ment.
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