The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-05

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Reed, Deliv'd Stocks
tons. tons. tons
SOL. .........,.2 55,2l6 2iO,S73 2S,ssi
lS.9. .,..,.,,..,....,...i Ol $50 IS,iSS ll,Ci.
lolo.... ,.,...,...,.,,..2iIiloS 2)i,U9O 2I,OS4
lS77....,,.. ........,.,s, G,77S 1854 3S,6iC
The activity in the Clyde ship.yatds Just
now is almost beyond precedent. No fewer
thanninety>iye vessels are,on.. the stocks,a ma
jori.y ofthem ocean steamships of the largest
class, and nearly all iron. Some of the orders
are on French and German account. The
Blrkenhead yards are alsJ said 10 be fully
employed.
Russian Journalists appear, says the Lon.
don Telegraph, to be just now painfully ex-
ercised By the announcement that two Amer.
lean steamers laden with grain have entered
the port Of Revel for the purpose of dis.
Charging their cargoes, a circumstance hither-
TO without precedent in the ennals of Rus
sian commerce THAT Russia would never
need to Import cereals from TO oign countries
has heretofore been firmly established sr.i-
Gle of popular faith throughout the cztr's do
mains. So rapid however, has Of late been
the falling off in the productyenesa exhibited
in the agricultural districts of the empire
that the seemingly impossible has at length
come to pass, and northern Russia is import
ing wheat from the United States.
There are 1900 employees in the pay Of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rrilrosd.
The company has just paid these employees
ia wages for the month of October, the sum
OF S4i9,468 Oh.
st. Louis, No. 29.-The report which has
gained circulation abroad that the St. Louis
Bridge company had notified railroads that
in consequence of the immensestratlic thrown
upon the bridge by partial blockade of the
river, only perlshable freight would be trans
terred, is pronounced by William Tansey,
general manager Of the bridge compa W, rs
utterly false. Mr. Tansey says there Is
scarcely limit to the capacity OF tie bridge;
that upwards Of one thousand two hundred
cars are being crossed daily, and still more
can be transferred ii desired.
The aggregate outpAt of coal from Ohio
mines in 1879 was 6,397, 725 tons, and the
commissioner estimates that the aggregate
output for the year ending December 81,
1880, will reach, if il does not exceed, 1000.
600 tons.
The Northern, Pacific syndicate is composed
mainly of bankers in London, Paris, Boston,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
who contract with the railroad 10 take S40,-
$1,000 in six per cent. gold bonds, running
forty years. to be issued only as the road is
is accepted by the government. The syn
dic1te names two direct RS in the board, j. ..
Bullet, of Philadelphia, and John W. Ellis,
Of New York. Among the capitalists parii-
dpAting is John Jacob Aston.
The New York money market is growing
stringent enough to check for time. the
sensele,s stock BOOM The demand Of the
west and south in the past two weeks caused
the shipment of Sc, 100000 in go,d Chicago
especially drawing very heavily.
New York Nov. 29.-The arrivals of gold
from Europe since Saturday amount to
Sll6S, 800. The net drain of gold from this
centrs to the west and south during the past
two weeks was S5300,000, and seven Of tbs
largest banks of this city are almost con-
stantly making remittsncss TO western and
southern points. The money market was
very stringent all dsy, notwithstanding the
fact thM Mr.. Gould and Mr.. SSge renewed
their losns this morning at per cent. The
banks agree in say ng that the pressure upon
them from the west I'd south is greater than
ever before, and that they will be compelle
10 contract their loans during the week un-
less this demand ceases Chicago, especially,
is drawing very heavily upon New York for
funds. The great receipts ofcotton are also
causing heavy drains upon the New York
banks. There are many who believe from
the advance we have had in prices during
the past thirty days ihAt there can he but
little hops for the customary January rise,
as it has Slready been discounted.
A Virginia City, New, correspondent of ar
exchanges furnishes q statement Of the yield
at all the mines in Storey county, for the past
three months, and Of the product of the
tailings worked during the same time. Bel
cher produced / 3B2 tons, and 400 pounds q
the value of SIS per ton, amounting tt
S20,lSs 70; Crown Point, 107 tons, So pei
ton, amounting to Sl,9l8 81; California
062S so tons, S27, amounting 10 S260,727 81
Consolidated Virginia, 1859 tons, S35
amounting to 1920, 56S 81; Consolidated I'm
perial, 3,404 tons, Sll, amounting to $40, DAG
Monte Cristo, $40 tons, Sll, amounting Il
$3.50; : ago, as tons, $50 pounds, $50 pc
ton, au. * To S2.47G "a The net ye,(
of IT,, NOR ore was S4,0S7 IS, of th,
Crow t,4t, S263 10; California, $59,672 96
Consolidated Virginia, Sl7l,s25 SO; Consoli
dated Inperisl, S4GO4 60; Monte Cristo
S55l; Savage. 500 SO Value Of total yielt
from ore S759,S30 ~. The total produc
from tsiings was S9070S 05, the net valu'
being S20,S02 30. Total value of the pro
duct, of the ore and tsilings SS60,o34 "
Net yield of both, S26l,74S 62
The tendency Of the cotton industry 4
move southwark has arrested the serious ri
tention of Now England capitalists interested
ia that industry. Edward Atkinson, will
Is ,ley Pouer several Fail River manu-
fscturtrs Sre a. pr sent in Atlanta, in con-
slitation with southern capitalists, looking Il
the future OF cotton producing and manutac
turing interests There are several large fac
tories there, among them one with 1880
spndles ,nd 800 o ms making 10000 ward
OF cloth per week; two others with LOO
spiudlrs each, one with l4,000. The advan
tgos Of proximity 10 cheap fuel, cheap livinI
nd the source If cotton supply are so ap
rrvN, snd the returns TO capital so nue.
III, - satisfactory to eIos9 attention is beinI
glv-A I; ,hi. SECTION with view to transfer
r'rg n portion, NJ lsast, of the productio
there.
1t il etimat 4 Tia, there are $4,000 cal
rlAge msnuf,c.urtl in the Uhittd STATE:
who emrlov u-wsrd Of 100000 hands, pa
from S25, 100000 to SSl,0C0,oOO for labo
annually, and produced during the year 10!
upward of 100000 carriages, amounting |
value to fully S125,0O0 900. This makes on
carriage to about every thir.y-eight person
inthe United States, to say nothing OF sleigh