1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 26… (1911)
“ Sheep, pigs, poultry and, in a minor degree, silk-worms, are also sources of profit. The manufacturing industry is represented by flour-mills, metal- foundries, tanneries, various kinds of silk-mills, and manufactories of linen, wool and paper. The principal exports arc fruit, wine, flour, truffles from the Rouergue, poultry, phosphates and litho- graphic stone. Imports include raw materials for textile industries, timber, iron, wood-pulp, coal and agricultural produce. The canal of the Garonne traverses the department lor 48 m. and the Garonne and the Tarn furnish 82 m. ”
