The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06

III close OF the nine months Tone month
, than abevel ending Sept. 80, the ex.
Ia Ms of textiles from Great pr;+a;, 81 a.
IA Mnd Sto4ns ,yaro ,,I.s is 90 ~, w ~, ,uo
~ coo o, meie valued nj tL3l9,4O4,
M se of e. 700 1855, OF nearly GO pe g. cent I
gam IN q4snutv, so far as ascertainable
|q average ABOUT ao per cent. The most
Hrlaut item Is llhens, the value of which
|lEIv mere IN the time specified was f2,260-
|lN lhere was also notable increase in
|MA Nens and cottons. Below are actual fig
|NW d of exports from the limited Kingdonn 10
IA iCountry for nine months of tha wear:
|Wl ID va JN''
|M QUANTITIES.
|cl 1880 yds. 1879, yds.
on goods . ,,:.S..'''''66 '93s'50 4o,u9, $40
Mrs Ss'1 n k1ou sncds 80 SGaS 0o G9S 9
Aec' Al tieo goods $500, SIS. GT ''S Sl5 s 1Sg
10y olen oths. ....".., 3,575,GOO so 800
RS sled stnns'.'''"''' ,d3 300 o, 5sS 9O'
''''''''''''.. ,''',, ~ . II" Sls'l9C
h ,sso ,s-o
par N oooas c,sS.,o 1850 ,o o..
KIN gvo etc saS t 222 I S5o 23
! ~ M pieces ds...,",. 2,2GlG, I'D 8lS
LA nIts, piece goods 7l5'.5 3S5,i27
snTiIbGbSoSn o"''',''''' 4 S'ai9 li'q asi
s'otber ,'''' 1900 % GsS 11'SSGsGG
smixed ....... sec. Sl,'5l 5i,sG7
ien CLOTHS ..'....., Sil553 $50, ~
Oar sts SUNS ' ~ l 81 az '9I' s 5o9
M 80 - ,O-O
| ~, ta ,fL3l0, 4Ol GiGO1 go
IL ha followiro, stotor,o,+ dor;,oa euo,,,
81 renort Of tho secratS-,, nf co., I'm nv !"
g. sthe ousn,itiaS of co,ton oca 40 "F "a
Observation-Disclosures tbot sor,a. Sc ,bo rot EN-
al received in 1874 '''' ''' A''''l'
ports to- wv
'"o aany !........... 16l ,6e8
ms iun ,;,.....,.......... .....".... 800, 900
'Hd ~ anu N N6 GS 6oi,6SO
and ~, ,,' ," i''oi'"o
ms o,n "o zoo az s,auu i'll2 cotton SPIN
,uis l aD oS2 that spin and weave both,
issihed, supposed 10 be h, sierv and lace
rjes h,it not knoun o.e;,;,oI, r. ~
nv. - IT,, EI PeS's'N"'S' im au-
ahd and A in Jr,ianS 'N''0 "io % Ill
|LsR civ " 'i0''iiu'
no. of wooden and wool.mixed goods
10 100000 in value yearly. Of cotton
>" Il S2S0,000,0 900; of silk and silk miyed
SSl5OOO,O0O; and of linen and bemn
Sl5OOOO 600 in value. together SGio
her DO, at the lowest valuation
/ is one of the largest staple necessities
D civilized world. The neonIe hero
fne in direct relation to their wealth
:, prosperity. In 1879. tho mos, sctiva
III Rosperous of recent wears the imnorta.
silk goods rose 10 SAG 200 oOo and
Il year ending June 3Oth last tho I'M
Hon was again high, being s92, 1855 OO0
ish the value of Six GOOD. m.de in tho
n Estates was nearly tgire ~ grest az in
b that wear /, 159. 600 pounds of raw sili,
nported and manufactured here, wbilo
|nl,ire .SO 1861, 2S6 lbs. of raw silll were
Nd. The value of the silk goods made
us then about 800 600 O01. while in
ending with June last il was Mt ast
homo ~ - ''''
eco -ooua,
|E SSs ssG i lbs raw SIZE value 'OVoSOO
80 l,i5O,42O lbs raw ak, ySl1e 6IG0G1I
SAlue ia incraosod r-o,, r,r,.o G,,o
manufi ctnre avn NV
~ in 1875 at 5S,614 900 pounds, val.
|iE SoVoUOO0OO. China and japan are os-
bal. 70 produce 2e,2O0O00 pounds, worth
10 UUVO' or 81 per pound. Italy pro-
|lain 10000 900 pounds, worth $50 600 900,
oD 10 as much per pound rs Asiatic silk,
Of produced 100000 pounds, worth
Nper pound, or SAL 600. India
L TO Yduces raw silk largely Int of tho