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History of Central America, Volume 3, 1801-1887, Volume 8

Note XXXII-26 — Chapter XXXII · INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS. 1800-1887.

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No sheep are raised, and the goats, sometimes killed, are a poor substitute. The pork is excellent. Live-stock said to exist on the Isthmus in 1882: neat cattle, 114,157; mules and asses, 470; horses, 9,942; goats, 24,732; hogs, 203,209. Total value, $1,270,945. Id.

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