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Chicago Daily News
Almanac and Year Book.
19O3.
NOTE. The time given in this Almanac is local mean time, except
when otherwise indicated.
ECLIPSES.
In the year 1903 there will be four eclipses, two of the Sun and
two of the Moon.
1. An Annular Eclipse of the Sun, March 2829. Invisible. Visible
to Alaska and the greater part of Asia.
II. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, April 11. Visible more or
less to the greater part of North and South America, Europe, Asia,
Africa and the Atlantic Ocean. Occurs as follows :
STAX11AKI)
Moon enters Shadow
Middle of Eclipse
Moon leaves Shadow Moon leaves Penumbra.
EASTERN
lid. 5h. 34m. A. ild. 7h. Win. A, lid. 8h. 51 in. A. lld.lOh.
Om. A.
CKNTHAI;
Invisible, lid. 6h. 13m. A. lid, 7h. 51m. A. lid. 9h. dm. A.
MOTXTAIN
Invisible, lid. 51i. i:-)m. A lid. tih. 51m. A lid. 8h. Om.
A
PACIFIC
Invisible, lid. 4h. 13m. A lid. oh. 51m. A lid. Th. Om.A
First contact of shadow 4. r > degrees from the south point
of the Moon's limb toward the East.
Magnitude of Eclipse =0.973. (Moon's diameter = 1.)
III. A Total Eclipse of the Sun. September 21. Invisible.
Visible to the south-eastern part of Africa, the southern edge of
Australia and the south Indian Ocean.
IV. A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, October li -7. Invisible.
Visible to Asia and Austra- lia, and in part to Europe, Africa and
the western coast of North America.
THE FOUR SEASONS.
SEASON.
Begins.
Lasts.
Winter
Spring
Summer., . Autumn ... Winter....
December 22, 1902, 0:,% P.M March 21, 1903, 1:14 P.M
June 22, 1903, 9: 4 A.M
September 23, 1903, 11:43 P.M December 22, 1903, 6:20 P.M
J). II. M.
89 39
: 92 1! 50
93 14 39
89 18 37
Common Year, 3B5 6 45
March
June
EMBER DAYS.
4, 6, 7 I September
3, 5,0 I December
16, 18, 19
16, 18, 19
MORNING AND EVENING STARS.
MERCtTRV will be Evening Star about January 17. May 10 and
September 7; and Morning Star about February 27, June 27 and
October 18.
VENUS will be Evening Star till September 17; then Morning Star
the rest of the year.
JrriTKK will be Evening Star till February 19; then Morning Star
till September 11; and then Evening Star again the rest of the
year.
CHURCH DAYS AND CYCLES OF TIME.
Epiphany Jan. 6
Septuagesima Sunday Feb. 8
Sexagesima Sunday Feb. 15
Quinciuagesima Sunday i Feb. 22
Ash Wednesday ' Feb. 25
Quadragesima Sunday '. Mar. 1
Purim (. Mar. 13
Mid-Lent Sunday Mar. 15
Palm Sunday Apr. 5
Good Friday Apr. 10
Easter Sunday Apr. 12
Low Sunday Apr. 19
Rogation Sunday May 17
Ascension Day May 21
Whit Sunday May 31
Trinity Sunday Jun. 7
Corpus Christ! Jun. 1 1
Hebrew New Year (5663) Sep. 22
First Sunday in Advent Nov.29
Christmas Dec. 25
Dominical Letter D
Solar Cycle 8
Lunar Cycle (or Golden Number) 4
Roman Indiction 1
Bpact (Moon's Age, Jan. 1) 23
Julian Period 0616
Year of the World (Septuagint) 7411-7412
Dionysian Period 232
M> ~* f,. **>
5550o
fftoon's Phases.
1903
D.
EASTERN TIME.
CENTRAL TIME.
MOUNTAIN TIME.
PACIFIC TIME.
January.
First Quarter. Full Moon.... Last Quarter. New Moon. .
6
13 .:
2S
II. M.
4 5(5 eve. 9 17 morn. 6 49 morn. 11 38 morn.
H. M.
3 56 eve. S 17 morn. 5 49 morn. 10 38 morn,
H. M.
2 56 eve. 717 morn. 4 49 morn. 9 33 morn.
H. M.
1 56 eve. 617 morn. 3 49 morn. 8 38 morn.
Febru'y
First Quarter. Full Moon. ... Last Quarter. New Moon...
5
11 1!) 27
5 12 morn. 7 58 eve. 1 22 morn. 5 19 morn.
4 12 morn. 6 58 eve. 22 morn. 4 19 mom.
312 morn. 5 58 eve. 11 22 eve.* 3 19 morn. *18th.
2 12 morn. 4 58 eve. 10 22 eve.* 2 19 morn. *18th.
March.
First Quarter. Full Moon Last Quarter. New Moon...
6
13 ..'(
L'8
2 14 eve. 7 13 morn. 9 8 eve. 8 26 eve.
1 14 eve. 6 13 morn. 8 8 eve. 7 26 eve.
14 eve.
5 13 morn. 7 8 eve. 6 26 eve.
11 14 morn. 4 13 morn. 6 8 eve. 5 26 eve.
'C
c. *
First Quarter. FullJIoon Last Quarter. New Moon...
1 11 19
1:7
8 51 eve. 7 18 eve. 4 30 eve. 8 31 morn.
7 51 eve. 6 18 eve. 3 30 eve. 7 31 morn.
6 51 eve. 5 18 eve. 2 30 eve. 6 31 morn.
5 51 eve. 418 eve. 1 30 eve. 5 31 morn
t*> at
S
First Quarter. Full Moon Last Quarter. New Moon...
4 11 19 L'li
2 26 morn. 818 morn. 10 18 morn. 5 50 eve.
1 26 morn. 7 18 morn. 9 18 morn. 4 50 eve.
26 morn. 6 18 rflorn. 8 18 morn. 3 50 eve.
11 26 eve. 5 18 morn. 718 morn. 2 50 eve. *3d.
6
c p
1-5
First Quarter. Full Moon.... Last Quarter. New Moon...
2
9 IS 25
8 24 morn. 10 8 eve. 1 44 morn. Ill morn.
7 24 morn. 9 8 eve. 44 morn, 11 morn.
6 24 morn. 8 8 eve. 11 44 eve.* 11 11 eve.t
*17th. J24th
5 24 morn.
7 8 eve. 10 44 eve.* 10 Ileve4 *17th. J24th
*A
B
1-5
First Quarter. Full Moon Last Quarter. New Moon...
FlrstQuarter.
1
9 17 -'i
31
4 2 eve. 43 eve. 2 24 eve. 7 46 morn. 2 15 morn.
3 2 eve. 11 43 morn. 1 24 eve, 6 46 morn. 1 15 morn.
2 2 eve. 10 43 morn. 24 eve. 5 46 morn. 15 morn.
1 2 eve. 9 43 morn. 11 24 morn. 4 46 morn. 11 15 eve.*
*30th.
August.
Full Moon.... Last Quarter.
New Moon... First Quarter.
8
ir
22 29
(i 14 20
28
3 54 morn. 22 morn.* 251 eve. 3 34 eve. *16th.
2 54 morn. 11 22 eve. 1 51 eve. 2 34 eve.
1 54 morn. 10 22 eve. 51 eve. 1 34 eve.
54 morn. 9 22 eve. 11 51 morn. 34 eve.
September
Full Moon Last Quarter. New Moon... First Quarter
7 20 eve. 8 13 morn. 11 31 eve. 8 8 morn.
6 20 eve. 713 morn. 10 31 eve. 7 8 morn.
5 20 eve. 6 13 morn. 9 31 eve. 6 8 morn.
4 20 eve. 5 13 morn. 8 31 eve. 5 8 morn.
October.
Full Moon Last Quarter.
New Moon... First Quarter.
6 13 20 28
10 23 morn. 2 56 eve. 10 30 morn. 3 32 morn.
9 23 morn. 1 56 eve. 9 30 morn 2 32 morn.
8 23 morn. 56 eve. 8 30 morn. 1 32 morn.
7 23 morn. 11 56 morn. 7 30 morn. 32 morn.
November.
FuJl Moon... Last Quarter. New Moon. ., First Quarter
4 11
18 2U
27 morn * 9 46 eve. 10 morn.t 36 morn. *5th. i!9th.
11 27 eve. 8 46 eve. 11 10 eve. 11 36 eve.
10 27 eve. 7 46 eve. 10 10 eve. 10 36 eve.
9 27 eve. 6 46 eve. 9 10 eve. 9 36 eve.
1 December
Full Moon... Last Quarter. NPW Moon... First Quarter
4 11 IS '20
1 13 eve. 5 53 morn. 4 26 eve. 9 22 eve.
013 eve. 4 53 morn. 3 26 eve. 8 22 eve.
11 13 morn. . S 53 morn. 2 26 eve. 7 22 eve.
10 13 morn. 2 53 morn. 1 26 eve. 6 22 eve.
iBt MONTH. JANUARY. 31 DAYS.
h .
6
t-
January is named from Janus, an ancient Roman divinity, and
Chicago, Iowa, Neb., N.Y., Pa.,
St. Louis, S. 111., Va., Ky.,Mo.,
St. Paul, N.E. Wis. and Mich.,
OM
H
was added to the Roman Calen-
S.Wis., S.Mich.,
Kan., Col., Cal.,
N.E. NewYork,
> ^
t
5 W
dar 713 B. c.
N. 111.. Ind., O.
Ind., Ohio.
Minn., Or.
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^
Qp
Sun
Sun
Moon
Sun
Sun
Moon
Sun
Sun
Moon
M
IMPORTANT BATTLES.
rises
sets.
H.& S.
rises
sets.
R.&S.
rises
sets.
R.&S
H.M.
H'.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.lH. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
I
1
Th.
Norfolk. Va., 1776.
7 29
1 38
7 38
7 19
4 48
743
7 39
4 28
7 35
2
Fri.
Stone River, Tenn. (2d), 1803.
7 20
I 39
8 36
7 19
4 49
8 40
7 39
4 29
8 34
3
3
Sat.
Princeton, N. J., 1777.
7 29
4 40
9 35
7 19
4 50
9 37
7 39
4 30
9 34
4
4
SON.
Albefara. Spain, 1812.
7 29
1 10
10 35
7 19
4 50
10 35
7 39
4 31
10 36
5
5
Mo.
Burning of Richmond,Va.. 1781.
7 29
1 41
11 37
7 19
4 51
11 36
7 39
4 32
11 39
6
Tu.
Le Mars. France. 1870.
7 29
4 42
morn
7 19
4 52
morn
7 39
4 33
morn
7
7
We.
Springfield. Mo.. 18(8.
7 29
4 43
40
7 19
4 53
037
7 39
4 34
44
8
8
Th.
New Orleans, La., 1815.
7 29
4 44
1 45
7 19
4 54
1 41
7 38
435
1 51
9
9
Fri.
Valencia. Spain, 1812.
7 28
4 45
2 53
7 19
4 55
248
7 38
4 36
3 C
10
10
Sat.
Middle Creek, Ky., 1862.
7 28
4 46
4 1
7 19
4 56
3 55
7 38
437
4 9
11
11
SUN.
Arkansas Post, Ark., 1863.
7 28
447
5 7
7 19
4 57
5
738
4 38
5 16
12
12
Mo.
Lemars. France. 1870.
7 28
4 48
6 9
7 19
4 58
6 2
737
4 39
6 18
13
13
Tu.
Ft. Barrancas. Fla., seized, 1863.
7 27
4 49
rises
7 18
4 59
rises
7 37
4 41
rises
14
14
We.
Rivoli. Italy, 1797.
7 27
4 51
6 40
7 18
5
6 44
7 30
4 42
6 36
15
15
Th.
Ft. Fisher, N. C., taken, 1805.
7 20
4 5''
7 53
7 18
5 1
7 56
7 36
4 43
751
10
10
Fri.
Corunna. Spain, 1809.
7 20
4 55
9 4
7 17
5 2
9 6
7 35
4 44
9 4
17
17
Sat.
Cowpens, S. C., 1781.
7 26
4 54
10 12
7 17
5 3
10 11
7 35
4 45
10 13
18
18
SON.
Frenchtown, Mich., 1813.
7 25
4 55
11 17
7 17
5 5
11 15
7 34
4 47
1120
19
19
Mo.
Mill Springs, Ky., 1862.
7 25
4 57
morn
7 16
5 6
morn
7 34
4 48
morn
20
20
Tu.
Somerset, N. J., 1777.
7 24
4 58
20
7 10
5 7
16
7 33
4 49
24
21
21
we.
Fredericksburg. Va., 1863.
7 24
4 59
1 19
7 15
5 8
1 15
7 32
4 50
1 26
22
22
Th.
St. Denis. Fr.. bombarded, 1871.
7 23
5
2 17
7 15
5 9
2 12
7 31
4 52
2 25
23
23
Fri.
Rlv. Raisin. Mich., mas'cre, 1813
7 22
5 1
3 12
7 14
5 10
3 6
7 31
4 53
3 20
24
24
Sat.
Spion Kop, S. A. R., 1900.
7 22
5 3
4 4
7 14
5 11
3 57
7 30
4 55
4 13
25
25
SOX.
Mohrungen, Prussia. 1807.
7 21
5 4
4 53
7 13
5 12
4 46
7 20
4 56
5 2
20
20
Mo.
St. Dmer. France, 1814.
7 20
5 5
537
7 12
5 13
5 30
7 28
4 57
5 40
7
27
TH.
New Providence. N. J., 1778.
7 19
5 6
6 17
7 12
5 14
6 11
727
4 59
6 25
28
28
We.
Paris capitulated. 1871.
7 18
5 7
sets
7 11
5 16
sets
7 26
5
sets
29
29
Th.
Brienne, France. 1814.
7 18
5 9
6 29
7 10
5 17
6 32
7 25
5 2
6 26
30
30
Fri.
Kalafat. Roum.. invested. 1858.
7 17
5 10
7 28
7 9
518
7 31
724
5 3
7 27
31
31
Sat
Naval, off Charleston, 1863.
7 16
5 11
828
7 8
5 19
8 29
7 23
5 4
8 28
8d MONTH. FEBRUARY. 38 DATS.
CK
6
*
February is named from Roman divinity Februus(P\\ito), or
Feb-
Chicago, Iowa, Neb., N.Y., Pa.,
St. Louis, S. 111., Va.. Ky., Mo.,
St. Paul, N. E. Wls. and Mich.,
*3
S
w
rua (Juno), and was added to
S.WIs. S. Mich.,
Kan., Col., Cal.,
N.K. New York,
H
Roman Calendar about 713 B. c.
N. 111.. Ind., O.
Ind., Ohio.
Minn.. Or.
Q^
o
IMPORTANT BATTLES.
Sun
rises
Sun sets.
Moon
H.&S.
Sun
rises
Sun sets.
Moon
K.& S.
Sun rises
Sun sets.
Moon
lt..t S.
H.M.
H.M.
H.M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
U M.
32
1
SOX.
Cowan's Ford, S. C.. 1781.
7 15
5 12 9 29
7 8
5 20 : '9 28
7 22 5 6
9 31
33
2
Mo.
Lincoln. Eng. (Stephen d.), 1141.
7 14
5 14 10 32
7 7
5 22110 29
7 20 5 7
10 35
3
Tu.
Montevideo, S. A., 1807.
7 12
5 15
1135
7 6
5 23 11 31
7 19 5 9
11 40
35
4
We.
Tetuan, Morocco, 1860.
7 11
5 17
morn
7 5,5 24 morn
7 185 30
morn
30
5
Th.
Hatcher's Run. Va., 1865.
7 10
5 18
39
7 45 25
34
7 175 12
46
37
Fri.
Ft. Henry, Tenn., taken, 1802.
7 9
5 19
145
7 3526
1 39
7 15 5 13
1 53
38
7
Sat.
Eylau, Prussia. 1807.
7 8
5 21
2 50
7 2527
2 43
7 14 5 15
2 59
39
x
SIN.
Mincio. Italy, 1814.
7 6
3 52
7 l|528
3 45
7 12 5 16
4 1
40
9
Mo.
Consti't'n &L'Insurgente, 1799.
7 5
5 24
448
7 05 29
4 41
7 11 5 18
4 56
41
10
Tu.
Hornet and Resolute. 1813
7 4
5 25
538
6 59 5 30
5 32
7 10 5 19
546
42
11
We.
Montmirall, France, 1814.
7 3
5 20
rises
6 58 5 32
rises
7 8 5 21
rises
43
12
Th.
Herrings, France, 1429.
7 2
5 27
637
6 57.5 33
6 40
7 7522
6 36
44
13
Fri.
Massacre at Uleucoe. Scot., lii'Jl.
7
5 29
748
6 56^5 34
7 49
7 5524
748
45
14
Sat.
St. Vincent, off Portugal, 1797.
59
5 30
8 57
6 54 5 35
8 56
7 4 5 25
859
40
15
SON.
Rustchuk, Bulgaria, 1854.
58
5 31 10 3
6 53 5 30
10 1
7 2:5 20
10 7
47
10
Mo.
Kt. DoiK-lson, Tenn.. taken, 1862
57
5 32 11 5
65253711 1
7 1 5 28 11 11
48
17
Tu.
St. Albans. Kng., 1461.
55
5 34 morn
51 5 38
morn
6 59 5 29 morn
49
IS
We.
Airsch (French and Turks), 1799.
54
5 35
5
6 49 5 40
6 58 5 31
012
50
1(1
Th.
Braham Moor. Kng.. 1408.
52
5 37
1 3
6 48 5 41
57
50 5 32
1 11
51
20
Fri.
Constitution and Cyane, 1815.
51
5 38
1 57
6 47 5 42
1 50
6 54 5 33
2 (i
52
21
Sat.
Sarafeossa, Spain, 18()9.
6 49
5 39 2 47
6 46 5 43
2 40
6 53 5 35
2 56
53
22
SIN.
Ogdensburg, N. Y., 1813.
6 48
5 40 3 33
6 44 5 44
3 20
6 51 5 30 3 42
23
Mo.
Buena Vista. Mex., 1847.
(i 40
5 42 4 15
6 43 5 45
4 9
6 50 5 38! 4 23
55
2_1
Tu.
Hornet and Peacock. 1813.
(i -I:,
5 43 4 53
6 41 5 46
4 48
6 48 5 39; 5 O
50
We.
Tunnel Hill. Ga., 1864.
43
5 44 5 28
6 40-5 47
5 24
6 46 5 40| 5 34
57
20
Th.
Nashville. Tenn.. taken, !Sfi2.
12
5 45 sets
39 5 19
sots
6 45 5 42 sets
58
27
Fri.
Majnt>a Hill. Transvaal. 1SS1.
40
5 46 6 20
:;?
5 .-)()
6 .22
6 43 5 43 6 20
59
28
Sat.
The Nashville sunk. 1863.
39
5 4*1 7 22
36
5 51
7 22
6 42 5 45 1 7 23
3d MONTH. MARCH. 31 DAYS.
%
a
^
w
March was named from Mars,' the god . ,
Fri.
Hochkirchen, Saxony. 1813.
4 34
7 18
2 1
443
7 10
2 2
4 25
7 27
2 2
143
23
Sat.
Kami lies, Belgium. 170(5.
4 33
7 19
2 33
442
7 11
235
4 25
7 28
232
144
24
srx.
Bottom's Bridge, Va.. 1862.
4 33
7 20
3 7
4 41
7 12
3 11
4 24
7 29
3 5
145
25
Mo.
Spottsylvania. Va.. 18(52.
4 32
7 21
3 46
4 40
7 13
3 50
4 23
7 30
341
140
26
Tu.
Ostrolenka, Poland. 1831.
4 31
7 22
sets
4 40
7 14
sets
4 22
7 31
sets
147
27
We.
Forts Erie & George evac., 1813.
4 30
7 23
8 15
4 39
7 14
8 8
4 21
7 32
8 24
14S
Th.
Dallas. Ga.. 1804.
4 30
7 24
9 15
4 39
7 15
9 8
4 21
7 33
9 24
149
29
Frl.
Constantinople taken, 1453.
4 29
7 24
10 6
4 38
7 16
10 2
4 20
7 34
1010
30
Sat.
Corinth. Miss., 1S02.
4 29
7 25
10 55
4 38
7 1-7
10 50
4 19
7 3511 2
151
31
srx.
Fair Oaks. Va.. ISO 1 ,'.
4 28
7 20
11 30
4 37
7 18
11 33
418
7 36J11 42
GtliMOXTH. JUNE. 30 DAYS,.
N
6
55
b
OM
June traced to Juno, the queen of heaven, who was thought to 1
preside over marriages.
Chicago, Iowa, Neb.. NY., Pa., S. Wls.,8 Mich. N. 111., Ind.
O.
St. Louis, 8. 111.. Va , Ky., Mo., Kan . Co ., Cal.. Ind.,
Ohio
St Paul, N.E. Wls and Mich., M.E. New York- Minn., Or.
a*
*
IMPORTANT BATTLES.
Sun
rises
Sun sets.
Moon
i:.*s.
Sun riees
Sun sets.
Moon
R.&S.
Sun rises
Sun sets.
Moon
H.& S.
n M.
H M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
152
1
Mo.
Lawrence's victory. 1813.
4 28 7 27
morn
4 37 1 7 18
morn
4 18
7 3,"
morn
153
Tu.
LakeChamplain. 1813.
4 27 7 28
13
436
7 19
10
4 17
7 37
16
154
a
We.
Cold Harbor, Va., 1804.
I 27 7 28
047
4 30
7 20
40
4 17
7 38
049
155
4
Th.
Magenta. Lombardy,1859.
4 20:7 29
1 19
4 30
7 20
1 20
4 10
7 39
1 20
5
Fri.
Piedmont, Italy, 1864.
4 20 7 30
1 52
4 35
7 21
1 55
4 1(5
7 40
1 51
157
Sat.
Stony Creek. Canada, 1813.
4 26
7 31
2 20
4 35
7 22
2 29
4 15
7 41
222
158
7
srx.
Antrim. Ireland. 1798.
4 20
7 31
3 1
4 35
7 22
3 6
4 15
7 41
2 50
1 59
8
Mo.
Chattanooga. Tenn., 1862.
4 25
7 32
338
4 34
7 23
3 44
4 14
7 4'.'
3 32
100 101
9 10
Tu. We.
Big Bethel. Va.. 1802. iGuantanamo Bay. Cuba, 1898.
4 25
1 25
7 32 7 33
rises 7 55
4 34 4 34
7 23 7 24
rises 7 48
4 14 4 14
7 43 7 44
rises 8 4
11
Th.
Crrvant. France. 1423.
4 25 7 34
8 41
4 31
7 24
8 31
4 14
7 44
8 50
163
Fri.
Camp McCalla. Cuba, 189S.
4 25 7 34
9 22
434
7 25
9 10
4 13
7 45
930
104
13
Sat.
Ballvnabinch. Ireland, 1.98.
4 24
7 35
9 58
434
7 25
9 53
4 13
7 45
10 5
105
14
SI'S.
Naseby, Eng., 1645.
4 24
735
10 31
4 34
7 2(5
10 27
i 13
7 4(5
1037
166
15
Mo.
Carberrv Hill. Scotland, 1567.
4 24
7 30111 3
4 34
7 20
11
4 13
7 4(5
11 7
107116
Tu.
Dittengen. Baden. 1743.
1 21
7 36111 33
434
7 27
11 31
4 13
7 47
11 30
108J17
We
Bunker Hill. Mass.. 1775.
4 24
7 3(5
morn
4 34
7 7
morn
4 14
7 47
morn
109] 18
Th.
Waterloo. Belgium. 1815.
4 24
7 37
2
4 34
7 27
2
4 14
7 48
3
170 19
Fri
Kearsarge sunk Alabama, 1864.
4 24
7 37
31
4 34
7 28
032
4 14
7 48
031
171 20
Sat.
Stone Ferry, S. C.. ITT'.i.
4 24
7 37
1 3
4 34
7 28
1 (i
4-14
7 48
1 1
172 21
SIX.
Petersburg. Va., taken, 1SC4.
4 24
7 37
1 40
4 3-)
7 2s
1 44
4 14
7 48
1 30
1 73 22 1 7 I 23
Mo. Tu.
Bothwell Bridge. Scotland. 1679. Plassey. Bengal. 1757.
1 20
t 25
738
2 20 3 6
4 34 4 35
7 28 7 29
2 25 3 12
4 15 4 15
7 49 7 49
2 15 3
175 24
We.
Bannockburn, Scotland, 1314.
4 2(5
7 3*
sets
4 35
7 29
sets
1 1.-
7 49
sets
170 25 Th.
Custer massacre, 1870.
4 20
7 38
7 57
4 3,"
7 29
7 50
4 15
7 49
8 5
177
20 Fri.
Seven Days' Battles, 1862.
4 20
7 38
8 48
4 3."
7 29
8 43
4 15
7 49
855
178
Sat.
Kenesaw, Ga., 1804.
4 20
7 38
9 32
4 31
7 29
9 28
4 10
7 49
9 38
179
x srx
Monmouth, N. J., 1778.
4 27
7 39
10 13
4 3(
7 2!
10 10
4 1(5
7 49
10 17
180>29 ; Mo. I Cropredy Bridge. Eng.. IdM.
4 27
7 39 10 50
4 3(
7 21
10 48
i ;i
7 49
10 52
181 3O 'I'll. AMierlim Moor, Eng., 1043.
427
7 39 11 23
4 37
7 21
11 23
4 17 7 49
11 24
7th MONTH. JULY. 81 DAYS.
*i
c 2
Srf
U H
July named In honor of Julius Csesar.who was born on the
12th
Chicago, Iowa, Neb.,KY., Pa., S.Wls., S.Mich.,
St. Louis, S. 111.. Va., Ky., Mo., Kan., Col., Cal.,
St.Paul.N.E. Wls. and Mich., N.B.NewYork,
("K
rises
4 42
~ 27
rises
4 23
7 47
rises
191
Id
Fri.
Northampton. Eng.. ]4(pO.
4 33
7 Hi!
7 58
4 42
" 27
7 53
4 24
7 47
8 5
193
11
Sat
Kich Mountain. W. Va., 1861.
4 34
7 36
833
4 43
_ 2 _
8 29
4 24
7 46
839
198
12
SI'S.
Aughrim. Ireland. 1601.
435
7 35
9 6
4 44
~ 2tp
9 2
4 35
7 46
9 10
194
13
Mo.
Gravelines. France. 1558.
435
7 35
930
4 44
~ 26
!) 34
4 25
745
939
195
1 1
Tu.
Falling Water. W Va,. 1863.
4 38
7 34
10 5
4 45
- 25
10 4
4 20
7 45
10 7
196
15
We.
Tannenberg, Prussia, 141U.
4 37
7 34
10 34
4 46
~ 25
10 35
4 27
7 44
1034
197
16
Th.
Stony Point . N. Y . taken. 1779.
4 38
7 33
11 4
4 4ti
" 24
11 6
4 28
7 43
11 3
liis
17
Kri.
Santiago. Cuba.surrend'd, 1898.
4 39
7 33
11 37
4 47
~ 24
11 41
4 29
7 43
11 35
lit!)
is
Sat.
Tirlemont. Belgium. 1705.
4 39
7 32
morn
448
" 23
morn
4 30
742
morn
200
in
SIS.
Halidon Hill, Eng., 1883.
4 40
7 32
15
4 49
~ 23
019
431
741
10
201
I'D
Mo.
Clis^au. France, 1702.
4 41
7 31
57
4 49
~ 22
1 3
4 32
7 40
051
20221|Tn.
Bull Run. Va. (1st), 1861.
4 42
7 30
1 45
4 50
~ 21
1 52
4 33
7 39
1 39
1203 22 We.
Decatur, Ga.. 18f4.
4 43
7 29
2 42
4 51
- 21
2 49
4 34
7 39
2 35
JIM 23:Th.
Manassas Gap. Va.. 1863.
4 44
7 29
3 48
4 52
7 20
3 55
4 35
7 38
3 42
_'(>."> Jl Kri.
Lundv's Lane, N. Y., 1814.
4 45
7 28
sets
4 53
7 19
sets
4 36
7 37
sets
20ii 25 Sat.
1-orto Rico captured, 1898.
4 46
7 27
8 6
4 53
7 19
8 3
4 37
736
8 12
21 IT ,26 srx.
Edgeeote. Eng., 14(i9.
4 47
7 21!
8 46
4 54
7 18
8 44
4 38
735
8 49
-'(IS 27 MIL
Gainsborough. Kng., 1643.
4 48
7 25
922
4 55
7 18
921
4 39
7 33
923
209 -js TII.
Atlanta. Ga.. 1864.
4 48
7 24
9 30
t 5(5
7 16
9 57
4 40
7 32
9 56
210
29 We.
Spanish armada destroyed, 1588
4 49
7 23
10 30
4 57
7 15
1033
4 41
7 31
10 28
211
30!Th.
Plevna. Bulgaria. 1877.
4 50
7 22
11 5
4 58
7 14
11 9
4 42
7 30 1 1 1
212 311 Fri.
Warburg. Germany. 17('iO.
4 51
7 21
11 41
4 59
7 13
11 46
4 43
7 29!ll 36
8tli MONTH. AUGUST. 31 DAYS.
AT OF I 'EAR.
d 2 h
l^ *S.
August was named in honor of Augustus Csar, he having been made
consul in this month.
Chicago, Iowa, Neb.,N. Y., Pa., S.Wis., S.Mich., N. 111., Ind.,
O.
St. Louis, S. 111., Va., Ky., Mo., Kan., Col., Cal., Ind.,
Ohio.
St. Paul, N. E. Wis. and Mich., S.E. New York, Minn., Or.
or
c.
C)
IHPOUTAXT BATTLKS.
Sun rises
Sun sets.
Moon
R.&8.
Sun
rises
Sun sets.
Moon
H.& S.
Sun
rises
SuniMoon sets.'R.*s.
H.M.
H.M.I H.M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.'H. M.
213
11 Sat.
Minden. Prussia, 1759.
4 52
7 20
morn
5
7 12
morn
4 45
7 27
morn
214
2
MX.
Blenheim. Bavaria, 1704.
4 53
7 19
20
5
7 11
026
4 46
7 26
014
215
3
Mo.
Lonato. Italy, 179t>.
4 54
7 18
1 3
5 1
7 10
1 10
4 47
7i>5
56
216
4
Tu.
Wissembourg. France. 1870.
4 55
7 17
148
5 2
7 9
1 55
4 48
7 24
1 41
217
5
We.
Peterwanlen. Austria, 1716.
4 50
7 16
236
5 3
7 8
2 43
4 49
7 23
2 29
2 IS
6
Th.
Woerth. France. 18?0.
4 57
7 15
328
5 4
7 7
3 34
4 50
7 22
3 22
219
7
Fri.
King's Mountain, N. C.. 1780.
4 58
7 13
4 23
5 6
7 6
428
4 51
7 20
4 18
220
8
Sat.
Mackinaw. Mich.. 1814.
4 59
7 12
rises
5 5
7 5
rises
4 52
7 19
rises
221
9
SUN.
Cedar Mountain. Va... ISO.
5
7 11
741
5 6
7 4
738
4 53
7 18
7 45
222
10
Mo.
St. Quentin, France, 1557.
5 1
7 10
8 9
5 7
7 2
8 7
4 54
7 16
8 11
223
11
Tu.
Askalon, Syria, 1088.
5 2
7 8
8 38
5 8
7 1
8 38
4 56
7 15
8 39
224
12
We.
Strasburg.Alsace. invested. 1870
5 3
7 7
9 8
5 9
7
9 10
457
7 13
9 7
225
13
Th.
Manila. P. I., surrendered. 18U8.
5 4
7 5
9 40
5 10
6 59
9 43
4 58
7 12
9 38
226
11
Fri.
Black Water. Ireland. l.V.W.
5 5
7 4
10 15
5 11
li 5S
10 19
4 59
7 10
10 11
227
15
Sat.
Chicago massacre. 112.
5 6
7 3
1053
5 12
6 5(5
10 58
5
7 9
10 48
22S
16
srx.
Bennington. \"t.. 1777.
5 7
7 1
11 38
5 13
6 55
11 44
5 2
7 7
11 32
229
17
Mo.
Preston. Eng., lt>48.
5 9
7
morn
5 14
6 54
morn
5 3
7 6
morn
230
is
Tu.
Gravelotte, France, 1870.
5 10
6 58
29
5 15
(i 52
315
5 4
7 4
22
281
lit
We.
[Constitution & Guerriere. 1812.
5 11
6 57
1 28
5 16
6 51
1 35
o 5
7 2
1 21
282
20
Th.
ISaragossa, Spain, 1710.
5 12
15 55
2 33
5 16
6 50
2 39
5 6
7 1
2 47
233
21
Fri.
Lawrence, Kas.. sacked, 1863.
5 13
6 54
3 45
5 17
6 49
3 5(1
5 8
6 59
3 40
284
22
Sat.
Bosworth, Eng . 1 IS5.
5 14
6 52
sets
5 18
6 47
sets
5 9
f, 5s
sets
235
23
SIN.
Attack on Ft. Sumter. 1863.
5 15
6 51
7 17
5 19
6 45
7 15
5 10
6 5(5
7 19
230
Mo.
Washington, IXC. .capturrt. IsH
5 it;
6 49
753
5 20
6 44
7 53
5 11
(5 54
7 53
237
25
Tu.
Chalons. France, taken, 1870.
5 17
6 47
8 2S
5 21
6 43
8 30
5 12
li 52
8 27
23S
21 i
We.
Crecy, France. 134(i.
:> is
6 40
9 3
5 22
6 41
9 7
5 14
6 51
9 1
239
27
Th.
Long Island. N Y.. 1776.
5 19
(i 44
it 40
5 23
(i 40
9 44
5 15
6 49
n 35
240
L'S
Fri.
Ft. Hatteras, N. C., taken, 1861.
5 20
(i 43
10 IS 5 24
6 39
10 23 5 I.i
(i 47
10 12
241
2!l
Sat.
Bull Run. Va. (2d). ISiK.
5 21
64111 05 25
6 37 11 1517
(5 45
10 54
24230'srx. MaeMahon defeated. ISTD.
5 22
'> 39 M 45 5 25 (i 35 11 52 5 I'-
i 43
11 38
243 31 M. St. Sebastian. Spain. 1ST!.
.-> 23
ll 38.miirn 5 21 ! li 3- IIIMI- ;, '..o i; f_
morn
etii MONTH. SEPTEMBKR. t so DAYS.
c &
6
X
M
s
September, from Septem (sev- enth), as It was the seventh Roman
month.
Chicago, Iowa, Neb., N.Y., Pa., S.Wls.. S. Mich. N. 111., Ind.,
O.
St. Louis, S. 111., Va., Ky., Mo., Kan., Col., Cal., Ind.,
Ohio.
St. Paul, N.E. Wls. and Mich., N.E. New York, Minn., Or.
P^
ft
Q
IMPORTANT BATTLES,
Sun rises
Sun sets.
Moon
K.& 8.
Sun
rises
Sun sets.
Moon B.&s.
Sun rises
Sun
sets.
Moon
K.&S
H.M.
H.M
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
H.M.
H.M.
H. M.
244
1
Tu.
Sedan, France, ]670.
5 24
3(3
33
5 27
(i 32
040
5 21
6 40
026
'245
We.
Actium, Greece, 31 B. C.
5 25
ti 35
1 24
5 28
6 31
1 30
5 22
6 38
1 18
246
3
Th.
Worcester. Eng., 1051.
5 20
6 33
2 18
5 29
t; 2D
223
5 23
36
2 12
247
4
Fri.
Belgrade, Servia, 145ti.
5 27
(i 31
313
5 30
6 27
3 17
5 24
34
3 8
248
5
Sat.
New London. Conn. .taken, 1781.
5 28
30
4 10
531
6 26
4 13
5 26
6 33
4 6
249
6
SUN.
Arsouf, Syria. 1191.
5 2!)
t; 2,s
rises
5 32
24
rises
5 27
31
rises
250
7
Mo.
Borodino. Russia. 1812.
5 30
6 27
6 43
5 33
6 23
6 42
5 28
29
6 44
261
8
Tu.
Molino del Key, Mex., 1847.
5 31
25
7 11
5 34
6 21
7 12
5 29
6 27
7 11
252
We
Flodden, fDng.,lft8.
5 32
(323
7 43
5 34
6 20
7 46
5 30
t; 25
7 41
253
10
Th.
Perry's victory. Lake Erie. 1813.
5 33
21
8 18
5 35
6 18
8 22
5 32
21
8 14
254
11
Fri.
McDonough's victory. 1M4.
5 35
6 20
8 55
5 36
17
9
5 33
11 22
8 50
25,-,
12
Sat.
Chapultepec, Mex., 1847.
;, :;o
6 18
936
5 37
15
9 42
5 34
(i 20
9 30
256
13
srx.
Philiphaugh, Scot., 1045.
5 37
6 16
1024
5 38
6 14
1031
5 35
6 18
10 17
257
14
Mo.
City of Mexico taken, 1847.
5 38
6 14
11 18
5 39
6 12
11 25
5 36
6 16
11 11
258
15
Tu.
Harper's Ferry, Va.. taken. 1862.
5 3D
6 12
morn
540
6 11
morn
5 37
6 14
morn
25!)
1C
We.
Bergen-op-Zoom. Hoi., 1747.
5 40
6 11
18
5 41
6 9
24
5 38
6 12
12
260
17
Tli.
Antietam, Md.. 1862.
5 41
6 9
1 25
5 42
6 7
1 30
5 39
6 10
1 19
2lil
IS
Fri.
Polotzk, Russia, 1812.
542
6 7
2 36
5 43
6 6
2 40
5 40
6 8
2 32
262
111
Sut.
Poitiers, France, 1356.
543
6 5
3 47
5 43
6 4
3 50
5 41
6 6
3 45
263
_'()
srx.
Chickamauga, Ga., 1803.
5 44
6 3
5
544
6 2
5 2
5 43
6 5
5
264
_'l
Mo.
Papinsville. Mo., 1861.
5 45
6 2
sets
5 45
6 1
sets
5 44
6 3
sets
205
22
Tu.
Zutphen, Holland. 1586.
5 40
6
6 57
5 46
5 59
7
5 45
6 1
6 55
266
23
We.
Paul Jones' victory, 1779.
5 47
5 58
7 35
5 47
5 58
7 39
5 46
5 59
7 31
267
24
Th.
Monterey. Mex., 1847.
5 48
5 56
8 13
5 48
o 50
8 18
5 47
5 57
8 8
268
25
Fri.
Philadelphia taken, 1777.
549
5 55
8 55
5 49
5 54
9 1
5 49
5 55
8 49
269
26
Sat.
Zurich, Switz., 1799.
5 50
5 53
9 39
5 50
5 53
94(5
5 50
5 53
9 33
270
27
SUN.
Busaco, Portugal, 1810.
5 51
5 52
1026
5 51
5 51
10 33
5 51
5 51
10 19
271
28
Mo.
Strasburg, Ger., taken, 1870.
5 52
5 50
11 16
5 52
5 49
11 23
5 52
5 49
11 10
272
21)
Tu.
Marathon, Greece, 4!)0 B. C.
5 53
548
morn
5 52
5 48
morn
5 54
5 47
morn
2?:i
iO
We.
Beauvais, France, 1870.
5 54
546
10
5 53
5 46
16
5 55
5 46
4
lOtli MONTH. OCTOBER. a 1 DAYS.
o
X*
Th.
Kossbach. Prussia. 1757.
(i 37 4 51
rises
6 30
4 57
rises
i 43
4 44
rises
810
6
Fri.
Brownsville. Tex.. 1863.
38 4 49
617
li 31
4 56
6 23
6 44
4 43
6 11
811
7
Sat.
Tippecanoe. Ind.. 1811.
ii 39 i 4S
7 7
li 32
4 55
7 14
6 45
4 42
7
812
8
SI X.
Prague, Bohemia, 1(!20.
i; 10 i -i7
8 4
li 33
4 54
8 11
6 47
4 41
7 57
313
!i
Mo.
Warsaw. Poland. 1791.
6 41
I 4(5
9 7
(i 35
4 53
9 13
6 4*
4 39
9 1
314 10
Tu.
Varna. Turkey. 1444. [17T8
6 43
4 45
10 13
(i 36
4 52
10 18
650
4 38
10 8
31511
We.
Cherry Valley, N. Y., massacre
6 44
4 41
11 21
1,37
4 51
1125
6 51
4 37
11 17
316! 12
Th.
Montreal taken. 1775.
li 45
4 43
morn
6 38
4 50
morn
6 52
436
morn
81713
Fri.
Leipsie. Saxony. 11142.
(i 4l>
4 42
'-'9
li 39
449
32
6 54
4 35
027
318
14
Sat.
Atlanta. Ga.. burned. 1864.
li 4S
4 41
1 38
(i 40
4 48
1 39
6 55
4 34
1 38
319
15
SUN.
Arcoia. Lombards, nixs.
ti 49
4 40
2 4(5
6 41
4 47
2 45
6 57
4 33
2 48
320
16
Mo.
Lippstadt. Ger.. 1(!32.
t; 51
4 39
3 53
< 42
4 47
3 51
li 58
4 32
3 56
821
17
Tu.
Knuxville. Tenn,. 1863.
(> 52
1 3s
4 58
li 43
4 46
4 55
11 59
4 31
5 3
322
IS
We.
Hillagee Towns, Ala., 1813.
ti 53
4 37
6 2
1! 45
4 45
5 58
7 1
4 30
6 9
323
19
Th.
Kalitch, Poland. 1(>32.
6 54
4 3(1
sets
(5 46
4 44
sets
7 2
429
sets
324
20
Fri.
Ft. Lee. N. J., taken, 177fi.
ti 56
4 30
6 9
6 47
4 44
6 16
7 4
4 28
6 2
325
21
Sat.
Fredericksburg. Va., 1862.
(i 57
4 35
6 58
648
4 43
7 5
7 5
4 27
6 51
32(i
22
SUN.
Breslau. Prussia. 1757.
(i 5S
4 34
7 49
(i 49
4 43
7 56
7 6
4 26
743
327
23
Mo.
Chattanooga. Tenn., 18f>3.
li 59
4 33
8 43
(i 50
4 42
8 49
7 7
4 25
8 37
i 328
24
Tu.
Conquest of Naples, 17H4.
7
l 33
9 38
ti 51
4 42
9 43
7 9
4 25
9 33
32; i
25
We.
Solwav Moss. Eng.. 1542.
7 1
1 32
10 33
li 52
4 41
10 37
7 10
4 24
10 29
330
26
Th.
Missionary Hidge, Tenn.. 1863.
7 2
4 32
11 29
6 53
4 41
11 32
7 11
423
11 27
331
27
Fri.
Pentland Hills. Scot.. 1OT.
7 3
4 31
morn
6 54
4 40
morn
7 12
4 22
morn
332
28
Sat.
Kars, Turkey, taken. 1855.
7 4
4 31
027
6 55
440
29
713
4 22
026
333
29
SCN.
Savannah, Ga., taken, 1778.
7 5
4 30
1 26
(i i
4 39
1 26
7 15
4 21
1 27
334
30
Mo.
Franklin, Tenn., 1863.
7 7
4 30
2 26
6 57
4 39
2 24
7 16
4 21
2 28
12th MONTH. DECEMBER. 31 DAYS.
*A
i square yards 1 square rod. 160 square rods = 1 acre. 040 acres
' = 1 square mile.
CUBIC MEASURE.
1,728 cubic inches =- 1 cubic foot. 27 cubic feet = 1 cubic
yard. 128 cubic feet =1 cord of wood or stone. 1 gallon contains
231 cubic inches. 1 bushel contains 2,150.4 cubic Inches. A cord of
wood is 8 ft. long. 4 ft. wide & 4 ft. high,
TIME MEASURE. STATIONERS' TABLE.
60 seconds = 1 minute. 24 sheets = 1 quire. 00 minutes = 1 hour.
20 quires ts (all wool).
108.3 106.0 107.1 107.1 101.2 89.3 89.3 89. H 107.1 95.2 107.1
101.2
cloths.
113.7 113.7 113.7 113.7 91.2 79.7 79.7 98.2 38.2 98.2 108.0
110.3
( '/i r- pets.
105.3 112.8 104.5 104.5 98.7 91.0 90.2 93.5 100.2 99.4 KB. 7
101.9
Flan- nels.
116.8 116.8 115.!) 109.5 94.1 81.7 86.4 82.6 97.8 99.5 108.7
1(10.8
Horse blank- ets.
109.1 104.7 10.1.1 104.7 90.0 92.5 90.8 99.5 9!). 6 94.2 118.7
109.9
WOOL AND WOOLEN GOODS.
HIDES, LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES.
PETROLEUM.
Over- coat^ ings (all icon/).
Suit- ings.
Under- wear (all wool).
Dress goods (all wool).
Wors- ted yarns.
Le'ther
Boots and shoes.
Crude.
Re- fined.
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
111.9 111.9 111.9 108.6 97.5 90.8 86.7 87.8 97.1 100.6 116.1
105.3
107.0 107.0 107.0 107.0 107.0 107.0 89.1 89.5 90.2 89.1 107.0
107.0
113.1 113.1 113.4 112.7 98.3 89.2 87.8 88.7 103.4 100.1 115.8
104.9
106.2 110.0 110.0 110.0 92.7 92.7 92.7 92.7 92.7 100.4 100.4
100.4
117.6 123.0 124.1 114.7 90.6 82.7 74.1 82.2 88.5 102.7 118.7
107.9
122.3 123.4 117.2 109.5 91.3 74.0 72.9 82.5 100.5 106.7 118.4
102.2
99.6 101.5 92.8 79.9 68.4 109.7 86.6 106.3 122.8 131.8 127.4
132.0
100.6 100.9 97.0 96.9 91.5 108.0 95.2 96.1 104.4 109.3 113.2
110.8
104.8 103.5 102.7 100.9 99.4 98.7 99.6 97.2 96.3 96.8 99.4
99.2
95.4 73.6 61.1 70.3 92.2 149.2 129.5 86.5 100.2 142.1 148.5
132.9
112.4
102.2 91.5 81.0 80.5 106. 6 112.5 96.6 99.5 118.0 132.6
119.3
VESSELS IN FOREIGN CARRYING TRADE.
Values of Imports and exports of the United States carried in
American and f oreiKn vessels, with the percentage carried In
American vessels.
TEAR ENDED JUNE 30.
In American vessels.
In foreign vessels.
EXPORTS.
In American vessels.
In foreign vessels.
fee
ISTit.., 1SSO... 1SSKI... 1891... 1S92... is:r,.. 1894..
IS'.!')..
1896...
1897.. IsW.. 18911.. 1900.. 1901.. 1902..
$153,237.077 149.317,368 124,92t5,!>77 127.471,688
189,189,891 127.095,434 121,561.193 108.229.fil5 117,299,074
109.133.454 93.535.867 82.050.118 104,304.940 92.1)00,710
103.178.708
1800,140,610
603,494,918 623.6T6.134 676,511,763 648.535,970 695,184,394
503,810,334 590.538,362 626.8SW.521 619,784.338 492,080.003
581,673,550 701,223,735 682,071.474. 744,772,048
$199.732.324 109,029,209
75,382,012 78,968,047 81,033,844 70,670,073 71.258.893
62.277,581 70,392.813 79,441,823 67,792.150 78.562.088 90.779.252
83.385,291! 80.083,5^7
R529.78tt.978
720.770.521
739,594,424
773,589,324
916,022,832
733,132,174
825,798,5)18
695,357.830
751.083,000
905,969.428
1,090,400,470
1.064.5SW.307
1.193.220,689
1,291.518.933
1.098,2ti9.r>05
.
12.5 12.: 12.2 13.; 11.7 12.0 11.0 9.3 ' 8.1
an ai
9.0
GREAT SHIP CANALS OF THE WORLD.
Opened
Depth.
Width'
Cost.
Corinth (Greece)
Cronstadt-St. Petersburg (Russia).
Elbe and Trave (Germany)
Kaiser Wilhelm (Germany)
Manchester slii p ( England)
SaultSte. Marie (U. S.)
SaultSte. Marie (Canada)
Sue/. (Egypt)
Welland (Canada)
Year.
1893 1890 1900 1895 1894 1855 1895 1869 18S7
Miles. 4
16
41
61
35.5 1.6 1.11
90
2075
Feet. 26 25 20.50 10
29.50 26 22
20.25 31 14
Feet. 72 220 72 72 120 100 112 108 100
J5.000.000 10.000,000
5.831.000 37.128.000 75.000.tlOO 12.250,786
2.791 .873 lOO.tlOO.OOo 25.000,1X10
At tho bottom. tKxclusive of locks.
18 CHICAGO DAILY XKWS ALMANAC AND YKAH BOOK FOR lim:-;.
MATERIAL PROGRESS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
[From tables prepared by O. P. Austin, chief of bureau of
statistics, treasury department, Washington.]
AKEA, POPULATION, INDUSTRIES.
1880.
1890.
1900.
1902.
Area* sq. in.
3.025,600
50,155.783 16.57 42,642,000,000 850.20 1,919,326,747.75 38.27
1,723,993.100 79,638.981 62.31H.279 27.411.694
3.025.600 62,622,250
20.70
65,037.091.1X11 1.038.57
890,7S4.:;7o.5:i
14.22 725.313.110 2SI.417.603 20.467.183 .39.202.908
130.830!869
110.311.336
8461681,016
179.449.958
1,429,251.21(1 22.82 3.351
623.7;il.:;:i.', 37.6till.i;'r violation of election laws.
Jnpardoned convicts, deserters 'rom United States service during
.he war, ex-confederates, diots, lunatics, convicts unless mrdoned
by the legislature, ndians not taxed.
'aupers. idiots, lunatics, convicts, bribers, United States
soldiers and sailors, nsane, under guardian, convicts unless
pardoned, diots, insane, felons, unable to read the state
constitution.
30 d
Wd Wd
30 rt
HO d
)d Wd 2m
4m
10 d
iy.
)d ! m im
4 m
im e whole num- ber of persons operating farms. 3,149,344 were
owners. 451.515 part owners. 53.299 owners and tenants. 59.213
managers, 762,- 920 cash tenants and 1,273,366 share tenants.
28 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC AND YKAK BOOK FOR 1903.
PRESIDENTS AND THEIR CABINETS.
PRESIDENTS
AND
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Inaugu- rated.
Secretaries of state.
Secretaries of the treasury.
Secretaries of war.
1781 1781
T. Jefferson 178!) E.Randolph 1794 T. Pickering 1795
Alex. Hamilton. .1789 Oliver Wolcott . .1795
Henry Knox...1789 T. Pickering. ..1795 Jas. Mcllenry.,1796
John Adams
John Adams
179- 179~
T. Pickering 1797 John Marshall. . .1800
Oliver Wolcott... 179" Samuel Dexter 1801
Jas. McIIenry . . 171T John Marshal 1.1800
Sam'l Dexter. .1800 R. Griswold 1801
LSI)
James Madison. .1801
H. Dearborn... 1801
ism
Albert Gallatin 1801
1805
1809 1809 1813
1817 1817
Robert Smith.... 1809 James Monroe.. .1811
Albert Gallatin. .1809 G W Campbell 1814
Wm. Eustis. ...1809 J. Armstrong.. 1813 James Monroe. 1814
W.H.Crawford 1815
A.J.Dallas 1814 W. H. Crawford. 18M
"James Monroe *Danicl D. Tompkins
J.Q.Adams 1817
W.H. Crawford. 1817
Isaac Shelby... 1817 Geo. Graham.. 1817 J. C. Calhoun.. 1817
John Q. Adams John C. Calhoun
1825 1S.T
Henry Clay 1825
Richard Rush... .1825
Jas. Barbour. ..1825
Peter B.Porter.l8->8
Andrew Jackson },I ohn C. Calhoun
isui
1S' 1833
M. Van Buren.... 1829 E.Livingston.... 1831
Sam. D. lngham.1831 Louis McLane. . ..1831 W. J. Duane. 1833
JuhnH. Eaton. 1829 Lewis Cass 1831 B. F. Butler. . 1837
John Forsyth.... 1834
Roger B. Taney..lS33 Lev! Woodbury.,1834
1837 1837
John Forsyth. . . 1837
LeviWoodbury.,1837
Joel R.Poinsettl837
tWilliam H. Harrison John Tyler
1841 1,841
Daniel Webster.. 1841
Thos. Ewing 1841
John Bell 1841
1841
Daniel Webster.. 1841 Hugh S. Legare.,1843 Abel P. Upshur.,1843
John C. Calhoun.1844
Thos. Ewing.. 1841
John Bell 1841
Walter For ward. 1841 John C. Spencer.-1843 Geo.M. Bibb 1844
John McLean.. 1841 J. C. Spencer... 1841 Jas. M. Porter.. 1843
Wm. Wilkins.,1844
1845 1845
James Buchananl845
Robt. J. Walker. 1845
Wm. L. Marcy.1845
tZaehary Taylor
1849 1849
John M. Clayton. 1849
Wni.M.Meredithl849
G.W. Crawford.1849
Millard Fillmore
Millard Fillmore
1850
Daniel Webster..l850 Edward Everett.,1852
Thomas Corwiu..l850
C. M.Conrad... 1850
Franklin Pierce tWilliam R. King
1853 1853
W.L.Marcy 1853
James Guthrie. ..1853
Jefferson Davis 1853
J ames Buchanan John C. Breckinridge
S57 1857
jewisCass 1857 J. 8. Black 1st*)
Howell Cobb 18.57 Philip F.Thomas.l80U John A. Dix 1801
John B. Floyd.. 1857 Joseph Holt 1801
8til 801 1805
W. H. Seward....l861
Salmon P. Chase. 1861 W.P. Fessenden.1804 Hugh
McCulloch.1805
S. Cameron 1801 E. M. Stan ton.. Lsffi
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson
805
W.H.Se ward.... 1805
HughMcCulloch.1805
E. M. Stanton.,1805 U.S. Grant 1807 L. Thomas 1808 J. M.
Schoneld.1808
Ulysses S Grant
809 SOU
E. B.Washburne.1869 Hamilton Fish.. .1809
Geo.S.Boutwell. 1869 W.A.Richardson.1873 Benj.J. Bristow.1874
Lot M. Merrill... 1870
J. A. Rawlins.,1809 W.T.Sherman. 1809 W.W. Belknap.1808 Alphonso
Taf 1. 1870 J. D. Cameron. 187(5
Schuyler Colfax
873
Rutherford B. Hayes Wi ilium A. Wheeler
1S77 1877
W. M. Evarts....l877
John Sherman. . .1877
G. W. McCrary.1877 Alex. Ramsey.. 1879
(Continued on page 30.) Elected two consecutive terms. fDied
while in office, t Resigned.
PRESIDENTS AND THEIR CABINETS. 29
PRESIDENTS AND THEIR CABINETS.-CONTINUED.
Secretaries of the
1M ('(/.
Secretaries of the interior.*
Postmasters- general.^
Attorney- generals.
Samuel Osgood 1789 Timothy PickeringlTill Jos.
Hahersham....l796
E. Randolph 1789 Wm. Brad ford... 1794 Charles Lee 1795
Benjamin Stoddert. ...1798
Jos. Uabersham 1797
Charles Lee 1797 Theo. Parsons. ..1801
Benjamin Stoddert.... 1801 Robert Smith .. ..1801
Jos. Habersham...l801 Gideon Granger... 1801
Levi Lincoln 1801 Robt. Smith 1805 John Breck- inridge 1805
Jacob Crowninsuield..l8U5
C.A.Rodney 1807
Paul Hamilton 18Uf
Gideon Granger. ..1809 R. J. Meigs, Jr. 1814
C.A.Rodney 1809 Wm. Pinckney...l811 William Rush.. ..1814
William Jones 1813
B. W. Crowninshield. .1814
B. W. Crowninshield.. 1817 Smith Thompson 1818
R. .T. Meigs, Jr 1817 John McLean 1823
William Rush.... 1817 William Wirt.... 1817
8. L. Southard 1823
S. L. Southard 1825
John McLean 1825
William Wirt.... 1825
John Branch 182S LeviWoodbury . ..1831
Wm. T. Barry 1829 Amos Kendall 1835
JohnM. Berrien. 1829 Roger B. Taney. .1831 B. F.Butler 1833
Mull Ion Dicker son 1834
Mablon Dickerson 1837
Amos Kendall 1837 JohnM. Niles 1840
B. F. Butler 1837 Felix Grundy.. ..1838 H. D. Gilpin 1840
George E. Badger 1841
Francis Granger. ..1841
J. J. Crittenden.1841
George E . Badger 1841 Abel P. Upshur 1841 David Henshaw .
.1843
Francis G ranger. ..1841 C. A. Wicklifle 1841
J. J. Crittenden 1841 Hugh S. Legare..l841 John Nelson 184S
Thomas W. Gilmer.. . .1844 John Y. Mason 1844
George Bancroft 1845
Cave Johnson 1845
John Y. Mason.. 1845 Nathan Clifford. .1846 Isaac Toucey
1848
William B. Preston . . .1849
Thomas Ewing 1849
Jacob Collamer . ... 1849
Reverdy Johnsonl849
William A. Graham.. .1850 John P. Kennedy 1852
Thomas A.Pearce..l850 T.M.T McKernonlSoO A. H.H.Stuart....
1850
Nathan K. Hall. ...1850 Sam D. Hubbard.. .1852
J. J. Crittenden.,1850
James C. Dobbin 1853
Robt. McClelland. .1853
James Campbell. . .1853
Caleb Cashing. . .1853
Isaac Toucey 1857
Jacob Thompson.. 1857
Aaron V. Brown. .1857 Joseph Holt 1859
J.S. Black 1857 Kdw. M. Stanton.1860
Gideon Welles 1861
Caleb B. Smith 1861 John P. Usher 1863
Montgomery Blair.1861 William Dennison.1864
Edward Bates. ..1861 Titian J. Coffey. . 1863 James Speed
1864
Gideon Welles 18(55
John P. Usher 1865 James Harlan 1865 O. H. Browning. . .
.1866
William Dennison.1865 A.W.Randall 1866
James Speed 1865 Henry Stanbery . (866 Wm. M. Evarts.. .1868
Adolph E. Borie 1809
Jacob D. Cox 186U
J. A. J. Cresswell. .1869 Jas. W. Marshall... 1874 Marshall
Jewell... 1874 James N. Tyner...l876
B. R Hoar 1869
George M. Kobe sou . . .1869
Columbus Delano.. 1870 Zach Chandler 1875
A. T. Ackerman.,1870 Geo.H. Williams. 1871 Edw. Pierrepont.1875
Alphonso Taft.1876
R. W. Thompson 1877 Nathan Gofl, Jr 1881
Carl Schurz 1877
David M. Key 1877 Horace Maynard. . 1880
Chas. Devens 1877
(Continued on page 31.) This department was established by an
act of congress March 3, 1849. tNcl a cabinet officer until
1829.
30
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC AND YKAH HOOK FOR 11)03.
PRESIDENTS AND THEIR CABlNKTS.-Co.vnxrKi) FROM PAGE -.'s.
PRESIDENTS
AND
VICE- PRESIDENTS.
Inaugu- rated.
Secretaries of state.
Seeretarifs of the treasury.
Secretaries of war.
1SS1 1SS1
James G. Blaine,1881
Wm. Windom....l881
R. T. Lincoln. .1881
Chester A. Arthur
Chester A. Arthur......
isai
F. T. Frelinghuy- sen 1881
Chas. J. Folger...KS81 W.Q. Gresham ..1884
HiiL'hMcCullofh.1884
R.T.Lincoln... 1881
INS.", 1885
Thos. V. Bayard. 1885
Daniel Manning. 1885 Chas.S.Fairchild 1887
W. C. Endicott.1885
tThos. A. Heudricks
Benjamin Harrison Levi P. Morton
1S89 lS,s'.'l
Grover Cleveland Adlai E. Stevenson
isn:; is221873
171161862
1823
18231S85
1S27 1876 1828 189K 1886 1885
is: ;9 1st,-,
is: ;ii
IMii
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
Following la the electoral vote of the states, based upon the
apportionment of representa lives made by congress under the census
of 1900 Electoral Electoral
State. vote.
Kansas 10
Kentucky 13
State. vote.
Alabama 11
Arkansas
California .. Colorado Connecticut Delaware . .
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
10
Indiana 15
Iowa 13
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri 18
Montana 3
Nebraska 8
Electoral State. vote.
Nevada 3
New Hampshire... 4
New Jersey 12
New York 39
North Carolina. North Dakota..
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania .. Rhode Island... South Carolina.
South Dakota 4
Electoral
State. vote- Tennessee 12
Texas 18
Utah 3
Vermont 4
Virginia 12
Washington 5
West Virginia 7
Wisconsin 13
Wyoming 3
Total 476
Nee. to choice 23S
FIRST STRIKES IN THE UNITED STATES.
According to the report of the commis- sioner of labor the first
strike in the United States took place in New York city in 1741.
when a mimber of journeymen bakers oom-
and 1798; sailors, in Now York. 1803: Phil- adelphia shoemakers.
1805: New York cord- waini-rs. 1809; PittsbuTg corfwalners. 1815;
Medford (Mass.) sblnwrltrhts, 1817; Albany
binod and refused to bake until their wages , (N. Y.) printers,
1821; New York hatters, wore raised. Datos of other early strikes
1822. After 1825 strikes gradually became follow: Shoemakers, in
Philadelphia. 1796 I more numerous.
THE rA KAILWAY.
I-KKSIDKNTS AND 'I'll KIR CABINKTS. - CovnxrKl) KUOM PAGE
29.
Sirrt'turics of the
i-titriin a f tin' Interior.*
genenil.
of
W.H. Hunt.... 1881 S. J. Kirkwood.1881 T. L. James.... 1881
W.Mac Veagh 1881
. Chandler 1881
HenryM.Tellei-lSSl T. (). Howe 1S.S1
W-Q.CJre8ham.1883
Frank llutlon. I8S4
BUBrewster.1881
Wm. F. Vilas.7.1885 A.H.Garlandl885 N. J. Colinan.188'.) '..M.
Dickinson. 1888
W. C. Whitney. 1885 L. Q. C. Lamar.1885
Win. F. Vil!is...l"Ss D..\I
Beuj. F. Tracy. IRsl) John W. Noble.138!! J. Wanamaker.1889 WHU
Miller.1889 J. M. Uusk ..1889
Hilary A. Her- bert
Hoke Smith. ...189:; \V 1S9;; I). K. Francis... 1898
. 8. Bissell...l8!W W. L. Wilson. ..1895
K. Olney 1898
). Harmon... 1895
J. S. Morton. 1893
John D. Long.. 1897
C. N. Bliss 1
K.A.Hitchcock. 1
las. A. Gary 1 l^has.E. Smith. 18'AS
. McKenna. . 181)7 J. Wilson 1897
J. W. Griggs.,1897 P.O. Knox ...HUH
.John I). Long. .1901 E.A.Hitcbcock.l'JOl Chas. E. Smith. 1901
P. C. Knox .. .191)1 J. Wilson 1901
Wm.H. Moody.1902 Henry C.Paynel902
This department was established by an act of congress March 3,
1849. (Established by an act of congress Feb. 11, 1889.
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE (1828-1900).
YB. Candidate. Party.
1832 Wi 1836V
1844
1844 1844 1848 T
1848 V
I ackson.. idams.. . ackson.
Floyd
~"'rt
fun Buren. ,
Harrison
White
Webster
Mangum
Van Buren.,
Harrison
Birney
Polk
Clay
Birney
"aylor
ass
an Buren.
Pierce
Scott
Hale
Buchanan.. Fremont....
Fillmore
Douglas ... Breckinr'ge.
Lincoln
Bell
McClellan,.
Lincoln
Seymour....
Grant
Greeley
O'Conor.
Grant
Black
Democrat. . Federal Democrat..
Whig
Whig
Ant:-M
Democrat..
Whig
Whig
Whig
Whig
Democrat. .
Whig
Liberty
Democrat. .
Whig
Liberty
Whig
Democrat. . Free Soil... Democrat..
Whig
Free Soil... Democrat. . Republican American.. Democrat. .
Democrat. . Republican
Union
Democrat. . Republican Democrat. . Republican Democrat. . Ind.
Dem... Republican T'mpera'ce
toral YR. Candidate. vote.
647,231 509.097 J687.502 530,189
33,108 761,549
736,056
1,128,702
1,275,017
7,059
1,337,2431
1,299,01)8
62,300
1,360.101
1,220.544
291,23 1,601,474 l,38U,li7S
15f>,149 1,838,1(19 1,341,264
874,534 1,375,157
845.763 1.860.352
5S-.I.5S1 1,808,725 2,210,007 2.709,1)13 3.015,071 2,834.079
29,408 3,597,070 5.608
107
1876Tilden
187li Hayes
1876 Cooper
1870 Smith
1876 Walker.... 1880 Hancock .. 1880 Gartleld.... Weaver
1880 Dow
1880 Phelps
1884 Cleveland.
1884 Blaine
1884 Butler
1884 St. John.... 1888 Cleveland. 1888 Harrison.. 1888
Streeter....
1888 Fisk
1888 Cowdrey... 1892 Cleveland. 1S92 Harrison. . 18H2 Bid
well.... 1892 Weaver ...
1802 Wing
1896 McKmley .
1896 Bryan
18SI6 Levering .. 1896 Bentley.. .. 1896 Matchett..
1896;Palmer
HKH) McKinley..
1900 Bryan
1900 Woolley.... 1900 Barker
1900 Debs
1900 Malloney.. 1HOO Leonard... 1900 Ellis
Party.
Democrat..
Republican
Greenback.
Prohibition
American.
Democrat. .
Republican
Greenback.
Prohibition
American
Democrat. .
Republican
Greenback.
Prohibition
Democrat. .
Republican
Union Lab.
Prohibition
United Lab
Democrat. .
Republican
Prohibition
People's
Socialist
Republican
Democrat..
Prohibition
National..,
Soc. Labor.
Nat. Dem..
Republican
Democrat . .
Prohibition
People's...
Soc. Dem...
Soc. Lab...
United Cur
Union R. . .
4,284,8a i >
4,033,950
81,740
9,522
2,630
4,442,035
4,449,053
307,306
10,487
707
4,911,017
4,848.334
133,825
151,809
* Owing to the death of Mr. Greeley, the 66 electoral votes were
variously cast. '. Hendricks received 42, B. Gratz Brown 18. Horace
Greeley 3, Charles J.Jenkins 2, Dav
5,440,216 141,105 249,937 2,808 5.550,918 5,170,108 264,133
1,041.028 21,164 7.104,77!) 6,502.925 132.107 13,969 36,274 133,148
7.217.810 0.357.820 208.791 60.218 87,709 39,944 518 5,098
Thomas A. vid Davis 1.
COMPLETION OF THE UGANDA RAILWAY.
A noteworthy event in tho history of African progress was the
opening of the Uganda railway MS far as Port Florence. ,n Lake
Victoria Nyanza, early in January, 1902. The line starts from
Mombasa, an Island just north of Zanzibar in i he Indian
ocean, and Is 582 miles long. It was begun in August, 1896, by
the British government and cost about $25.000.000. The Salisbury
viaduct connecting Mombasa with the main- land is a steel bridge
1,320 feet long and is the most important on the road. .
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC AND YEAK BOOK FOR 1903.
STATISTICS OF RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATES. [From the report
of the Interstate-commerce commission for the year ended June 30,
1901.]
MILEAGE AND EQUIPMENT.
Single-track mileage 195,571
Second track 12,845
Third track 1,164
Fourth track 876
Yards and sidings 64,920
Total miles track 265,366
Number of locomotives 39,584
Number of cars 1,550,833
Number of employes 1,071,169
PUBLIC SERVICE.
Passengers carried 607,278,121
Tons freight carried 1,089,226,440
CAPITALIZATION.
Common stoc'_ $4,475,439,721
Preferred stock 1,331,157,383
Funded debt 5,881,580,887
Total .. $11,688,177,991
Per mile 61,528
Current liabilities 620,403,419
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES.
Passenger revenue $351,356,265
Mail 38,453,602
Express 31,121,613
Other passengers $8,202,982
Freight 1,118,543,014
Other freight 4,065,457
.Unclassified 36,783,104
Gross earnings $1,588,526,037
Operating expenses 1,030,397,270
Net earnings $558,128,767
Other income 179,746,448
Total income $737,875,215
Fixed charges, etc 496,363,898
Net income $241,511,317
Dividends paid 156,746,536
Surplus $84,764,781
INCREASE OF MILEAGE.
Year. Mileage. Increase
3,892
4,051
1901 197,237
1900 193,345
1899 189,294
1898 186, 396
1897 184,428
1896 182,776
1895 180,657
2,898 1,967 1,651 2,119 1,948
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. [From report of interstate-commerce
commission.]
YEAK.
PASSENGERS.
EMPLOYES.
OTHERS.
TOTAL.
Killed.
Injured.
Killed.
Injured.
Killed.
Injured.
Killed.
Injured.
1896
181 222 231 239 249 282
2,873 2,795 2,945 3,442 4,128 4,988
1,861 1,693 1.958 2,210 2,550 2,676
29,969 27,667 31,761 34,923 39,643 41,142
4.406 4,522 4,680 4,674 5.066 5,498
5,845 ,269 6,176 6.255 6.549 7,209
6,448 6,437 6.859 7,123 7,8(S 8,455
38,687 36,731 40.882 44,620 50.320 53,339
]g!7
1898
1899
191)0 ...
1901
WORLD'S RAILROAD MILEAGE.
[From Archiv fur Eisenbahnwesen, issued for the Prussian
minister of public works.]
The countries having the greatest mileage in 1900 were:
United States 193,304
Germany 1 31,933
Russia 29,892
Continent. WX>-
North America ......................... 221.549
Europe .................................. 176,174
Asia ..................................... 37,469
South America .......................... 28,357
Australasia ............................. 14,922
Africa 12,501
Total 4C0.972
Total at end of 1902 (estimated) 510,000
France 26,611
Austria-Hungary 22,917
British India.- 23,758
Great Britain 21,864
British North America 17,831
Argentina
10,171
THE WORLD'S COMMERCE IN 1901.
[United States consular report.]
The import and export commerce of all the countries in the world
amounted in 1901, according to German returns, approximately to
$23,800,000,000, and was divided among the lead- ing commercial
nations as shown below, in round numbers:
Country. Great Britain.
Value.
.W.mi.ouo.uoo
British colonies. . . . 2,618,000.000
Germany..
. 2.4fi8,0t,000
United States *2, 11 8,200,000
France .
.... 1,618,400,000
Holland 1,881,800,000
Austria-Hungary... 850,800,000
Country.
Value. Country. Value.
$785,400,000 Argentina S280,000,0i >0
Russia and Siberia. 642,fiOO.OOO Japan . 238,000,000
571,200.000 Brazi 1 238,000.000
Belgium.
Italy .......
Switzerland ......... SSOiSOO.OOO All other countries.
Spain ................
Cnina ................
282,400,01)0 305,000,000
Sweden 275,(XX),000
Total $23,800,600,000
* According to United States treasury returns,
$2,840,000,000.
IMPORTS OP MERCHANDISE. 33
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. Fiscal years ended June 30.
ARTICLES IMPORTED.
1901.
1902.
Quant's.
Values.
Quant's.
Values.
$4,478,955
$4,024,531 6,124,226 336.623 3,179,913 4,133.215 2,080,268
2.047,331 1,151,016 1,478,452 57,723,336 1,214.504 2,460,324
5,312,408 6.952,425 70,982.155 24,972,788 2.404,934 12,208,231
44,400,126 9,080,156 5,110,923 2,420,758 31,545,962 39,037,387
8,289,524 21,480.525 15.005,958 6,013,963 2.055,536 3,050,478
381,417 58,006,618 690.439 2,934.244 25.729.095 29.542,799
1,151,854 25,990.570 4,647,796 11,317,778 1,880,348 1,779,455
1,041,388 3,817.800 6,223,383 1,000.489 9.300.198 1,603.181
2,770,255 4.223,125 1,172.023 1,885,719 3,510,096 2,926,921
3,252,152 42,635,351 32,640,242 847,548 3,685,242 4,445,154
55,001.097 1,571,577 9,390.128 19,461,a r )0 15,211.671 2.496,518
4,021,974 7,039,835 8,921,138 24,427,704 17.711,788 17,384,463
30.784,246
6,747,970
481,102 2,823,444 3.792,536
Art works dutiable
Books, music and other printed matter
Breadstuffs
2.052.271
Bristles Ibs
1,684,575
1,730,197 1,142,385
2,013,109
Cement Ibs
638,770.499
2,198.891 53.508,157
423,'844',i60
Clays or earths tons
160,217
1,036,977 2,038,239
187,158
Clocks and watches and parts of '
1,977,239 4li.9Ul,356 854,871,310
5,381.480 7,761,669 62,861,399 20,581,716 2.270,995
1,941,722
52.353.366 1091004252
Cocoa or cacao Ibs
Coffee Ibs
52,813,460
6,976.848 40,246,935
113,049,225
9,472,869
f
3,674,384
2,230,235
238,233
22.932.506
32.762,608
305,727
7,056.505
19.586.703
11,019,658
4,849. 163
Hair
1,680,145
2,798,109
142,620
280,909,837
1,128,610 48,220.013 1,057,931
48,4i5 326.124,103
Llides and skins Ibs
Hide cuttings, raw, and other glue stock
Household effects, wearing apparel, etc India rubber and gutta
percha and manufactures of Iron and steel and manufactures of
Ivory, animal and vegetable Ibs
13,885,766
2.366,727 29.228.340 19,010,060 1,021,968 24,216,407
'16,157,417
4,836,074
11,887,012
Malt liquors gals
3,599,446 134,211
'37,366,9i8
1,885,215 1,160.052 1,276.602 2,908,469 5,996,963 991,726
3,751,511
208,568
48",734,536
Manganese ore and oxide of tons
Marble and stone and manufactures of
Musical instruments
Oils of all kinds
7,097,431
Paints, pigments and colors
1,487,381
2,183,686
4.002.989
1,098.469
6,776
iiT.mfio
1,649.479 2,649,466 2,324,898 4,039,194
6,695
iJti^SM
Provisions, meat and dairy products Kice .Ibs
Seeds
Silk Unmanufactured .
30,051,365
Manufactured
26,842,138
685,921 3,563,109 4,162,149 90,487.^00 1.166.686 11.017,876
19,805,551 10,290,387 2,480,139
35,211,737
2,877.566 3975005840 339,217 89.80B.453 73,091,890
26,851,253
37.483,054 3,031.335 3031915875 429,606 75,579,125 79,352.356
29,428,837
Tin Ibs
Manufactured
Toys
3,830,311
3,719,079
8 219,236
19 754,205
Wool, Hair of the Camel, etc. Unmanufactured Ibs
Manufactured
103.583^05
12,529,881 14,585,306
166^62,148
All other articles
24,078,147
Total value of merchandise j JjJ^
339.008.609 483.663,496
396,818,774 506.508.297
Total value of Imports of merchandise
823.172.105
903.327,071
34 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC ANT) YEAR BOOK FOR 1903.
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE.
Fiscal years ended J une 30, 1901 and 1902.
ARTICLES EXPORTED.
1901.
1902.
Quant's.
Values.
Quant's.
Values.
Agricultural Implements Mowers and reapers
19,943.680
1,888 373
$8,818.37,0
2.791.092 4.677,278
All others
4,481.381
Total agricultural implements Animals Cattle No.
459.218 22,318 82.250 34405
16,313,434
37,566,980 2iS,465 8.873.845 3 210 267
392.884 8.363 103,020 27.5H6 358.720
16,286,740
29,902.213 88.330 10.048,040 2:692,298 1.940.060 200.733
Hogs No.
Horses No.
Sheep No.
297,925
1,933.000 236.319
All other
52,058,876 3.472.343
44,871,684
3,997.977 1,930,810
3,995.303 004.136 449.H17 16.185.678 4.153,238 1.581.491
112,875,222 65,061,974 7.627.390
Books maps and other printed matter
2,007.450
6,293.207 12,420.325 123.540
2,883,565 606,81 ! 7(1.120
8.724.268 11,6*1.411
719,615 26.036,552 9.971,1:59 2.697.863 154.858,102
17.759,203
Corn bu.
177,817,965 37.146.812 2.32(5,882 Ilffl.060.rti7 18.650,979
82,527.983 ll.765.XflJ 1.321.979 96.7T1.74:t 69.459,296
10,178.791
Kye bu.
Wheat . bu.
All other
275 594 618
213,134,344
9,872,516
13.288,218 2.144.490 20.765.461 1.720.457 2.601,697 41.218,373
290.651,819 32.108.362 528,679 6.256,035 4.575.219 6.563.199 8
719.344
10,920,931
14.384.453
2 340.751
Coal tons
7,675.549 385.88$ 10,106
22.:!I7.496 1,433.497 1,346.707 43 9K7 iwi
6.971.184 402.495 25.076
Coke tons
3330890448 313673,443 1 2(1.272.418
3500778763
Rjrgg dOZ.
3,692,875 643,726
676.232 6,425.960 4 302 876
2.717,990 763,700
Fertilizers tons
Irish
6.789,482
10,826,651
4,404,448
5 030 204
2 126.309
1.900.1(16 2,319,286 284,413 2.610.925 2.062.381 2.580.622
906.504 l.roO.057 3.462.402 5.3S9.470 9S.,V>2.;Va 1,338,347
963,638 29..''.K;K>
204,209.974 2,703,400
3,113.898 254.447 3 339 948
i30.419.6ii 2,907,632
Glue * Jbs
1,712,102
Hay tons
89.364 11.161,749 14,983,676
1,476,870 1.064,952 2.466,515 3.017.268
153.431 9,372.747 10,715,151
Hides and skins Ibs Hops Ibs
7.361.231
Iron and steel and manufactures of Jewelry and manufactures of
gold and silver
117.319,320 1,229.672 1.021.435
27.921653
1 723.025
1.290.062 1.761,696 3,694,143
4.302,314 7.431.238
Marble and stone and manufactures of
1. 638.314 2,780,796
2.871,341 20,240.851
4,865.921 7,715.029
2.577.568 19.177.788
Turpentine, spirits of Kals Total naval stores
12,580,950
1 1.733.502
1.190.606 19.77'.). 142 910.697 6.084.818 86,342,826 15.308.033
2.096.379 7.312.030 8,858,844
Nickel, nickel oxide and matte Ibs
5.990,676 1713842177 2.399.409 138.448.430 870.498,964
1.510.508 18,591.898 1,018,431 6,686.929
63.049.S12 19,035.(586
4.418.491 1633353121 2.121.661 133,686,800 942,363,160
Mineral (refined) gals.
2.036.343
7.438.901
129,184,962
6,857,288
173,583,203
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BY COUNTRIES.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. -Co.vrixrKi).
ARTICLES EXI-OHTIOD.
1901.
Quant's. Values
1902.
Quant's. Values
Provisions Beef , canned Ibs
Beef, fresh Ibi
Beef, salted, cured Ibs
Tal low ! bs
Bacon
1 1 a ins : ~ Ibs
Pork, canned Ibs
Pork, fresh and salted Ibs
Lard Ibs
Lard compounds (cottolene, lardine. etc.) Ibs
Mm ton Ibs
Oleo and oleomargarine Ibs
Poultry and game
Sausage Ibs
Sausage casings
Canned meats v
All other meat predicts L
Butter Ibs
Cheese Ibs
Milk
58.445.o21 tel.748.ittS 5(5.101.917
Ja 307.501 31.S51.361 8.217.896
Ibs 456.12-'.74l
2it;r>;;.S(i:i
66,6*5.838
iUl.824,473 49,451.109
...- .-- 34.085. 1 ; 58 37,499,026383,150,624
8
li;'.).:i; .'. 1 '.>, 611317.514 23,350,966 691.121
t66.tH2.112
22,842, 708,381
12.H51.170 lRU.Uf,7
.65.V.232 9.608.8S2 7.91!)
48.560.148 55ti.840.222
9,799.106
1,449.878 46.643
12.SW.874 1,070.190
30,201.744
430.351
144.267,342
9->3.974 M7S.S54
7,137,297
23,243.521) 39,813,517
1,566.671 3.212.009
4.014.1*15 H.U50.999
1,437.818
Ki.oo2.ita)
27.203,184
16.646,130
29.045.066
3,103,863
1.924,577
35.44D.797
25.222,744
832.910
13.770.020
62.375.864
2.1587.653
87,067
12.S56.490
856.801
726,437
1.795,(U4
1.801 .385
3.624,7(54
2.885.609
2.745,5!)7
1,473.5(54
Total provisions, etc
Heeds
196.959,637 6,384.815
Spirits, distilled ............................ - ..... proof
gal
St arcli .......................................................
Ibs
Sugar and molasses ................................
Tobacco Unmanufactured ......................
Manufacture's of .................................
Vegetables ..........................................
Wood and manufactures of .......................
Wool and manufactures of .......................
Zinc Ore ............................ ................ . .....
tons
Manu f actures of ..........................................
,
All other articles .........................
...................
Total valne of exports of domestic merchandise Total value of
exports of foreign merchandise. . . Total valua of all exports
except gold and silver
2,958.338
102.800.455
1,669,180 tf.054.723 2,005.865
Ibs 315.787.782
27,t>5(i,475
5.01)2,603
301.007,365
2.598.417
37,940
62,446,585
1,5(58,750
1,150.095 9(55,510
41.711
199,861,378
8.027.824 1.630.S8 3.011.894 656,705 2.771. S:J5
27,103,91*5 5,668.8.% 2.546,287
47.779,848
1.525,82!
1,217.907
429,478
27.840.399
ucmtasot
27,302,1^5 14877W991
1355481861
26.237.540
1381719401
VAIUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE BY COUNTRIES.
Fiscal years 1900-1902.
COUNTRY.
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1900.
1901.
1902.
Europe Austria-Hungary. . Azores and Madeira isPds.
$9,079,667 19,431 12,940,80(5 920,455 73 012 085
$10,067.970 25.395 14,601.711 644.91)3 75,458.739 100,445.902
52.8(53 1,124,775 82.533 24,618.384 14.744 20.598.799 3,370.430
$10,154.031 19,27b 16,502,770 613.297 82,886.276 101,999.0l
21.494 1,560.913 (51,11(5 30.557.332 17.556 19.649.598 3,173,921
289
5,978.286 1,330.183 32,781 8,270,703 3.804.149 17.790.243
4.935.346 165.8C6.720 475,229.366 487.195 234.232
$7,046,819 414,113 48.307,011 18.487,991 83.335.097 187.347.889
500,152 290,709 6,005 33.256,fi20 175,734 89.38ti.67t! 5,886.542
41,562
6,196,892 1,241,425
$7,222,650 427.434 49.3811,259 16.175,235 78,714,927 191,780.427
678.814 291,538 520 34,473,189 43S.982 84.35(5.318 5,294.240
26,560
6,345,293
1,738,935 369 15,480,288 11.844.1; r,2 255.360 392,958
631.177,157
$6,316.967 355,518 40.128,102 15.464,1122 71,512,984 173.14a010
505,956 305,950 458 31,388,135 321,251 75,185.656 3,05.1.817
128.879
7,530,390 1,771,969
97.374.700 40.20(5 1,122.855 78,658 27,924,11(5 10,536
15,852.624 3,743.216 101,042
Greenland, Iceland, etc.... Italy
Russia Baltic and White
4,735.612 2,510.361
5,546,280 1,484,612 10.H99 5.409,301 3,487,639 15.799.400 '
3.38(i,72 143.388.501
Russia Black sea
5,950.047 4.244,302 17,393.2(18 8.930,888 169^82.401
13,399,680 10,436,467 250,477 340.357 533.819.545
15,511,987 10,108.163 217.515 604,775
. r >IS.V.ifUI7
Sweden and Norway
Switzerland
Unitod kingdom
Total Europe
440.567,314 436,661 198.040
429,620,452
531.323 241.509
1,040,167,763 1,124,005 615.522
1,136,504,605 1,314,007 813.817
UIS,UK221 1,4!)O.R08 875.303
North America Bermuda.. . British Honduras
36 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK FOR 1903.
VALUE OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS BY COUNTRIES. CONTINTED.
COUNTRY.
IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.
1900.
1901.
1902.
1900.
1901.
1902.
British North America- Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
$5,672,873 27.816.988 5,879,213
562,759
$5,496,697 27.599,746 9,385,720
420,315"
$7,618.130 33.290,898 7,255,001
711,449
$6.447.711 83,009,735
5,862,520
2,017,524
$7.011.930 90.9a5.713 7,841,571
1,957.305
$5,893.648 95.580.292 7,947,726
2.065,282
Quebec, Ontario, etc
Newfoundland and Lab- rador
Total British North
39,931,833
2,980,030 2,402,978 988.60ti 1,520.266 78S.t)V4
42,902,478
2,990.550 3,512,445 1.262.317 2,035.636 1.037.715
48,875.478
3.134,091 2,993,336 1.093.853 1,978.025
616.887
97,337.494
1.462,355 785,462 1,181,453 1.817.869
107,746,519
1,946,726 1.424.814 1,115.009 1,482194 738.722
111,486,948
1,405,842 1.680.939 983,595 1,351,386
892.923
Central American States
TTn d iras
Nt a 11 a
Salvador
679,440
Total Central Ameri-
8.630,554 28,646.053 66.701 11,894,520 31,371.704 5(8,935
316,186 30,176 1,184.797 3,078,648
10,838,663 28,851,635 32,814 12,851,325 43,423.088 478.262
240,019 13,972 1,199,240
9,816,192 40,380.594 58,548 12,191,202 34,694.684 395.412
208.001 3,245 1,204,461
5,926,579 34,974.961 179,387 8,895.164 26,513,400 624,524
582.185 1,867.168 2,996,68!) 4,640,449
6,707,465 36.475.350 220.720 8,876.052 25,964,801 692.150
647,598 1,851.634 3,424,662
6,314,685 39.872.G70 169,019 9,725.227 26,623,500 704,022
630.480 1.692,077 2,691,413
Miquelon, Langley, etc.. . .
Haiti Porto Rico*
Santo Domingo Total West Indies Total North America. . South
America Argentina.
52,125.379
61,759,682
51.250,475
47,436.677
43,256.582
43.644,311
130.035.221 8,114,304 22 58.073.457 7,112,826 4.307,814
1,524,378
145,158.104 8,065,318
151,102,714 11,120,721 257 79,183,037 v 7.746.789 3,271,894
1,546,564 18,120 3,416,816 1,386.870 26,648 1.959 3,269.411
2,509,112 6.287,121
187,594,625 11,558,237 59,223 11,578,119 3.287.565 2,710.688
1,216,008
196,534,460 11.537.668 152.315 11,663.574 5,294,726 3.142.052
2,015.085 797 1,734.404 610,987 200,007 12.695 3,126,934 1.637,074
3,271,877
203,853,804 9,801.804 89,141 10.391.130 3,716.708 3,003.460
1,461,819 1.005 1,954.394 490.158 208.592 16,884 2.558.W5
1,586.45!) 2.793.743
Brazil
70,643,347 8,683.279 3,230,652 1,424,840
Chile
3,795.358 1,230.412 37,564
4.805.395 1,272,731 54.018 1,740 3.656,180 1.883.994
6,645.848
1,915.192 493.980 189,910 4,884 1,662,475 1.816.720
2,452,757
French
Paraguay
2,122,543
1,848.077 5.500.019
TTr V
Venezuela
Total South America . .
93,666,774
1.542,335
26,89ti,y36 4.836
110,367,342 1.520,629 18,303,70 81
119,785,319 1,930,644 21,055,630 6,722
38,945,763 1,490,243 15,259.167
44.400,195 999.898 10,405.834 220
38.074,292 916.896 24,715.801 6,780
29202
r*pr an
1,117
337,310
9007
3T7.252 6.251,804 2,064.705 58,333 1.034 8.009,848 19,1)00.640
215.551 1.505.842 194,162 305,589
517.809
4,621.876 2,076.091 1,310
"'s'dso.'soY)
21,485.883 251.563 1.030,520 192,295 103,588
45,355,976 27,886,814 4 529 1,256,267 32,748,902 105 1,008
3,823,371 325,257
43.882,493 19,026.481
48,408,058 14,749,241 6.882
l',2SU73 37,544,726
"'34,i83 3,912.286 685,887
4.892,323 1,534.149
207,587
""8.484978 29,087.475 126,965 3,050.102 226,655 1 06.651
Portuguese
""1.416,412 29,229.543 768 3,529 3,897,854 396,115
All other Asia
139,842,330
S,468,196 2,024,153 437,707 621 1,320 20,707.903
117,677,611
4,767.661 1,542,861 657.336 5.381 1,044
129,621,549
5,386,935 1,475.909 678,884 11,652
64,913,807
26,725.702 16
