TABULAR STATEMENTS.

REMARKS ON TABLE V.

The following table embraces in detail the coal-mining operations of each county in the State producing coal, and from which may be seen as follows:

The kind of power used, with number of steam and horse-power plants in each county; also the kind of opening, shaft, slope, drifts and strip-pits, and the number of each in operation; number of mines per county, kind of ventilation, and the number of fans and furnaces used in producing ventilation ; method of working-long-wall or pillar and room; number of kegs of powder used in mining coal and cost of same; number of miners employed in winter and the number in summer; the same as to other employes in and about the mines ; number of fatal and non-fatal accidents; the total number of tons of coal produced by each county, the average price per ton received at the mines for coal, and the total amount received for the product.

Table 6 represents each county, with the details of each mine in the respective counties, tabulated after the order and in the manner enumerated above.

TABLE V, SHOWIFG BY COUNTIES THE PLANT, EMPLOYES, ,

COAL MINES FOR YEAR

Adair
Audrain.
Barton
Bates
Boone
Caldwell
Callaway
Carroll
Cedar
Chariton
Clay.
Cole.
Cooper
Da te
Grandy
Henry
Jackson
Johnson
Lafayette.
Linn.
Livingston
Macon
Montgomery
Nodaway
Pettis.
Patnam.
Ralls
Randolph
Ray
Saline
Schuyler
Sullivan.
St. Clair..
Vernon

6 1

::::

2 21

1 2 29. 6 1 11

2 6 ) 1 10

2

1

6 6

2 35

1 12 55 6 1 26 1

4 20

9 18

1

5

12
1

101
1

TONNAGE AND VALUE OF THE OUTPUT OF MISSOURI ENDING JUNE 30, 1894.

Winter ...

40

1 9

5 110 176 45

20 751 138

3 999 40

5

3 48 86 10

6 192 28

. 323

530 70 25

1,060
115
50

TABLE VI-SHOWING, BY COUNTIES, KIND AND NUMBER

WORKING SAME, KIND OF PLANT, NUMBER OF MEN
OF COAL FROM THE RESPECTIVE MINES FOR THE
THE PRODUCT.

OF COAL MINES OPERATED, THE METHOD OR PLAN OF EMPLOYED, PRICES PAID AND RECEIVED, TOTAL OUTPUT YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1894, AND AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR