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THE REPUBLICAN January 5, 1883 WAUPACA It is the boss shipping
Point. The center of a rich and
fertile country, as the figures will show. Station agent M. F. Skinner, kindly
gives us for publication a correct report of the shipments from Waupaca, during
October and November, and approximate figures on potatoes and miscellaneous
articles for December. We will however
give the December shipments as soon as the schedule is made up at the freight
office. Mr. Skinner has had charge of
this station for upwards of ten years.
The Central Company has no better man on the line. He informs the REPUBLICAN that the business
has been constantly increasing from year to year. No better evidence of the claims of the country contiguous to
Waupaca can be given than figures below.
Take for instance the one item of potato shipments for the three months,
three million, three hundred and twenty thousand, five hundred pounds, at one
cent per 16 brings back into Waupaca thirty three thousand, two hundred and
five dollars. Multiply what each
article exported by what it is worth per pound and it shows conclusively why
this is a prosperous section of country.
It is no wonder the mortgages are being paid off; at least they should
be. But here’s the figures: OCTOBER NORTH SOUTH Flour, 135,360
23,000 Grain 238,500 Beef 3,650 Cheese 4,280 Butter 4,500 2,500 Eggs 1,000 6,260 Po?a’s
59,000 998,000 Stock
60,000 124,000 Feed
95,746 Seed
7,310 Mscl 118,850
90,000 NOVEMBER NORTH SOUTH Flour 228,410
53,300 Grain 236,850 Butter 6,830 Beans 4,620 Pork
10,570 Eggs 550 9,595 Potatoes
58,230 1,422,500 Stock
23,500 60,000 Feed 177,000 Mscl 118,850
80,000 Lumber
72,000 Seed
39,030 Estimate for December Potatoes 80,000 900,000 Mscl 750,000 120,000 |