Part 4 — LIST OF TABULAR STATISTICS
Bernard Miall translation
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Traffic passing through Argentine ports, 1907-8 83
Produce entering Buenos Ayres market, 1905-8 85
Inward and outward trade of port of Buenos Ayres 85
Railways, mileage of 93
Railways, general statistics of 94
Railways, gauge, mileage and dividends 96-7
Railways, freight, cost of 99
Railways, mileage of, comparative 102
Railways, rolling stock and its capacity 111
Population of Provinces and Territories 113-4
Immigration and emigration, 1904-8 120
Immigration 1897-1908 120
Progress of cereal production, 1888-1905 135
Production of cereals, per province 137
Area of land under cultivation in five regions 141
Imports of agricultural machinery 146
Agricultural machinery required by farmer cultivating 250 acres of wheat 148
Approximate expenses and profits of the same 149
Wheat, the world’s production, 1894-1907 154
Wheat, distribution of crops, 1894-1907 155
Wheat, produced in the United States, 1877-1907 158
Wheat, exported from the United States, 1879-1902 159
Wheat, Argentine and Indian exportation compared 160
Census, cattle, etc., according to, 1888, 1895, 1908 169
Census, number of different animals according to 171
Cattle, analytical statistics of, 1908 171
Cattle, horses, etc., values of, 1895, 1908 172
Cattle, horses, etc., table of national and comparative possessions 172
Cattle, horses, etc., table of national and comparative values 173
Sugar-cane, outgoings and receipts on 12 acres 189
Wine, national and comparative production of 195
Tobacco, area planted with, 1895, 1907 196
Maté, importation of 198
Trade: exports, imports, population and commercial balance, 1861-1908 213
Trade: exports, excess of 214
Trade: exports and imports of bullion 218
Imports and countries of origin, 1906-1909 218
Imports analysis of, 1906-1909 220
Exports, destination of, 1906-1909 221
Exports, increase of various branches, 1906-1909 227
Exports, of meat, chilled and frozen 229
Exports, of butter 241-2
Breweries, consumption and production, 1902-1907 243
Tramways, horse and electric, of Buenos Ayres, increase of takings, 1901-1908 257
Factories, statistics of 258
Industries, various 259
Banks, accounts of principal 264
Banks, statistics of 268
Bank of the Nation, accounts of, 1904-1908 272
Bank of the Province of Buenos Ayres, accounts of, 1906-1908 274
Banks, mortgage, capital of 277
Bourse, operations of, 1895-1908 283-4
Bourse, value of securities quoted on 284
Companies, floated in 1905-8, capital of 291
Debt, national or public, 1909 312
Debt, internal, 1909 322
Debt, external and internal 323
Debt, interest on 324
Securities, summary of Argentine and capital, represented by 352-3
Securities, revenue of Argentine 355-6
Capital, English, invested in Argentine 358
Capital, French, invested in Argentine 361
Agricultural and pastoral property, total value of, 1908 372
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xix The four Provinces of Buenos Ayres, Santa Fé, {Cordoba}[Córdoba],
xxvi direct observation, and {hard-and-fas}[hard-and-fast] figures,
xxvii throne was transferred to {Cordoba}[Córdoba].
xxvii and founded {Corrientes}[Corrientès] in 1588.
78 Territories of Chaco and {Misiones}[Misionès].
94 {27,692,293}[ 2,769,293]
96 Private Companies ({Concessionnaires}[Concessionaires]).
97 Railways of the {Entre prin}[Entreprise]
100 it had been {enable}[unable] to keep.
137 {Còrdoba}[Córdoba]
142 General Villegas, Trenque {Leuquen}[Lauquen], and others,
161 thanks to a {concatination}[concatenation] of favourable
163 stock-breeders have driven back the {Guacho}[Gaucho]
164 an establishment known as <i>La {Martina}[Martona]</i>,
165 overlooking the majestic Parana de {les}[las] Palmas,
165 fox-terriers, {Brahmah}[Brahma] fowls, Catalans, Dorkings,
167 warmed by steam {calorifers}[calorifier].
173 it is worth less in the Argentine than {i}[in] the States
177 payable half upon purchase and {hal}[half] at the end
197 carved, often by {Guachos}[Gauchos] or Indians.
200 Investigaciones {algodeneras}[algodoneras] en los territorios
212 which is the {firs}[first] year included
232 See <i>Memoria del {Departemento}[Departamento] de Hacienda</i>
259 £28,421,318 £47,032,146 118,315 {105,57}[105,575]
286 progressive movement which {increase}[increases] in force
303 where {bureauracy}[bureaucracy] is regarded as a calamity
323 the latter will inherit as {thing}[things] are.
356 <Table was split up across two pages. Now it is all on p. 355.>
372 {Còrdoba}[Córdoba] 73,800
372 {Catamarea}[Catamarca] 1,830
373 balance-sheets of, {265}[264]-268;
376 Banks, accounts of principal {265}[264]
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