Montpelier-Cotton factories.

Rutland (12,149)—Marble and slate quarries ; scale making; tanning; carriage building.

St. Albans Railway fitting shops; carriage building.

Vergennes-Nail making.

VIRGINIA (1,512,806)-Agriculture, maize; coal, iron,

gold, copper, lead and salt; cotton and tobacco; wool and lumber; textiles.

Alexandria (13,658)-Cotton mills; iron foundries; distillery.

Altoona-Coal mining.

Blacksburg-Coal mining.

Buffalo Gap-Iron works.

Campbell-Iron works and railway fitting shops; tobacco trade.

Charlottesville-Cotton mills; wine making.

Fauquier-Gold mining.

Fredericksburg-Paper, sumach, flour and woollen mills; car building; tanning. Gosport-United States naval yard.

Hale-Copper smelting.

Lynchburg (15,959)-Tobacco trade; iron foundries. Millington-Woollen mills.

Norfolk (21,966)-Cotton shipping port; fruit and vegetables.

Petersburg (21,650)-Railway fitting shop. Richmond (63,803)-Shipping port; iron works; tobacco warehouses; machine shops and foundries.

Shenandoah-Iron works.

Wythe-Lead mining.

WASHINGTON TERRITORY (75,120)-Gold and silver;
fisheries; lumber and stock raising.
Olympia-Mining and grain market.
Walla Walla-Flour mills; wood ware.
WEST VIRGINIA (618,443)—Agriculture, maize; coal,
iron and petroleum; tobacco.
Charleston-Coal and lumber shipping.
Clifton-Iron and nail mills.

Jackson-Woollen mills; cigar and tobacco trade; boat building.

Kanawba Coal mining; woollen and saw mills. Martinsburg-Machine shops.

Newburgh-Coal mining and coke making. Parkersburg-Oil refining; tanning and brewing; pork packing.

Wheeling (31,266)—Iron foundries and stove works; glass making; breweries; oil distilling; paper making.

WISCONSIN (1,315,480)—Agriculture, wheat, oats and maize; iron, copper, zinc, lead; wool and lumber; textiles.

Arlington Heights-Brass founding.

Eau Claire (10,118)-Lumber trade.

Evansville-Boot and shoe trade; cheese factories. Fond du Lac (13,091)—Woollen mills; wire foundries; lumber trade; agricultural implements; paper mills.

Iron Ridge-Iron works.

Jamesville-Cotton mills; waterproofing; wood

ware.

Jefferson-Boot and shoe trade; woollen mills; agricultural implements; flour mills.

La Crosse (14,505)—Agricultural implements; stone cutting; saw mills.

Milwaukee (115,578)-Shipping port for grain, lumber and provisions; iron works; flour and woollen mills; wood ware; agricultural imple

ments.

Oshkosh (15,749)-Woollen mills; paper and flour mills.

Racine (16,031)-Shipping port for grain and provisions.

Sheboygan-Shipping port; foundries and chain making; woollen mills.

Sparta-Grain trade; paper mills.
WYOMING (20,788)-Iron and silver.

Cheyenne City-Machine and locomotive shops.
Laramie City-Locomotive shops.

Laramie Plains-Stock feeding.

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