An American Almanac and Treasury of Facts, Statistical, Financial, and Political, for the Year ...Ainsworth Rand Spofford American News Company, 1882 |
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... continued Sextilis and had thirty days , while February had twenty - nine , and in leap - year thirty days . To gratify the vanity of Augustus , one day was taken by the obsequious Senate from February and added to August , so as to ...
... continued Sextilis and had thirty days , while February had twenty - nine , and in leap - year thirty days . To gratify the vanity of Augustus , one day was taken by the obsequious Senate from February and added to August , so as to ...
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... 10.8 15 27 Total 10 years . 3,121,427,930 251,789,996 3,774,532,171 Annual Average ... 312,142,793 25,178,999 377,453,217 12.3 1 06.3 13 10 STATISTICS OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE . - Continued . 3. Oats 30 AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1882.
... 10.8 15 27 Total 10 years . 3,121,427,930 251,789,996 3,774,532,171 Annual Average ... 312,142,793 25,178,999 377,453,217 12.3 1 06.3 13 10 STATISTICS OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE . - Continued . 3. Oats 30 AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 1882.
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Ainsworth Rand Spofford. STATISTICS OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE . - Continued . 3. Oats . Average . Years . Bushels . Acres . Value . Yield per acre . Average price . Average Value per acre . 1870 .. 1871 1872 . 1873 . 247,277,400 8,792,395 ...
Ainsworth Rand Spofford. STATISTICS OF AMERICAN AGRICULTURE . - Continued . 3. Oats . Average . Years . Bushels . Acres . Value . Yield per acre . Average price . Average Value per acre . 1870 .. 1871 1872 . 1873 . 247,277,400 8,792,395 ...
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... Continued . 607,132,750 1,100,865,550 711,685,800 984,999,650 1,722,676,300 96,855,690 1,710,685,450 95,104,269 1,711,888,500 93,160,643 1,794,735,650 94,654,472 1,797,643,700 ) 88,773,778 1,723,993,100 79,633,981 1,639,567,750 ...
... Continued . 607,132,750 1,100,865,550 711,685,800 984,999,650 1,722,676,300 96,855,690 1,710,685,450 95,104,269 1,711,888,500 93,160,643 1,794,735,650 94,654,472 1,797,643,700 ) 88,773,778 1,723,993,100 79,633,981 1,639,567,750 ...
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... Continued . YEARS . Customs . Internal Revenue . ) Direct Tax . Public Lands . 1853 .. $ 58,931,865 52 $ 1,667,084 99 1854 64,224,190 27 8,470,798 39 1855 .. 53,025,794 21 11,497,049 07 1856 .. 64,022,863 50 8,917,644 93 1857 ...
... Continued . YEARS . Customs . Internal Revenue . ) Direct Tax . Public Lands . 1853 .. $ 58,931,865 52 $ 1,667,084 99 1854 64,224,190 27 8,470,798 39 1855 .. 53,025,794 21 11,497,049 07 1856 .. 64,022,863 50 8,917,644 93 1857 ...
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