The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-01

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Wheat exported, bu ....,........ la, G0J, 900
Corn produced, Du.......,...., | ,I5O O0U, coo
Corn exported, bu.........,....... 100 QUO, 900
Wool produced, lbs ..u.,..,..."... 232, jOO, 900
Cotton produced, bales .......... 1878, QUO
Petroleum produced, Obls ..,.... l0,1il, Gj
Iron produced, tons...,,,..,.,... 3,UOs75
Rails prOduGer, tons ....,...,.. l,ll3,2 3
Hogs packed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s5jibl
Butter exported lbs o.. .....,......., 3S 2iS,Ol6
Cheese exported, lbs....,,,.... lll ,G5l IA
Merchandise imports. y $4,000 900
Merchandise exports ,,,,.,..,A. SoGOOl,0O0
Gold and silver produced, ,... . 70,7ll 800
Gold and silver exported. Observation-Disclosures.
Gold and silver Imported. ...,,. s 677l3 33l
The tobacco crop Of the state of Pennsylva.
mia for the year 1880 is estimated by The
New York Tobacco Journal at $4,000
cascs.
The city Of New York requires from 5000
10 $4,000 barrels, or from 100000 to loo, 900
dozen of eggs per week. Ohio stands at the
head of tho list as an egg producer; Illinois
ranks next, then Pennsylvania, Michigan and
Iowa. Tho state of Now York produces
many eggs, but does not figure largely rs a
shipper, because she has 80 many large towns
that hor consumption is greater than that of
any other state. Fair shipments of eggs are
pouring into the north from the southern
sec,;on ara nroduoad ,,Innt;, NIs' so nU ana
90 ~, ,ho n,arI,nt ~ h w. -, 81 ".a
o,oo COVE Into ,ha 10, 90 cal, 90 EbS,,'
ors ond Mech Thn,, o.,i,, u,itl,
.tba trodo IN lin,ca on,,s "'''''o'0 s'0"''' "''A
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Inc value oil the green iruit entered IN
New York last year was S3,S56, $40, and
paid duties of S6S9, Al. The losses By de-
cay were very large. Out Of SS0729 boxes
vi meuilerrahoan oranges, oo per cont were
los'' aiu Wv VI 2ovoVo poAes Vi lemons 90
per CONT WesV ihula oranges were imported
.he amount Oh @lo'.Vv'al IN Darrels) OF
winch ~ per cent were ios' vi lines, the
impor, nN were voc parrelsi loss 90 per
cent lnere Is eVluently great and grow
ns niaiNfl ior Ha''orhla, r'orua ana
Aouisiaha irul' Ill lh's country
The secretary of the Iron and Steel asso--
citation reports G97 blast furnaces in the
United States, with nm annual capacity Of
$500 GOO .onf Of H. hon, $50 r,llirS mills
with an annual capacity of 4O,OOO0 tons
tho capacity of tho rail mills boing i6O
600 tons. ii Bessemer steol. works. with nm
annual capacity of l,75OO0O tons besides
II $40 miscellaneous works.
NJ m,,,ro,o ,ho o,,ort % o,o0,, uo;,,. :,
Nan,ano UanoSa, MaUar.o ", Sa ,"'siss ~
Mo.,h"nn pao;Go railnasJ Gi "ss, az tno
psi p;an0ar proso ,hat ,Io,a ,''o,,nis 'nG E''
ss dors dr;va oS tho "rd ~ ,S %oo nov w'.n,
flcient number of cattle to load $50 cars.
Tho Arcrot. Coro,;,n,iorol ;,, "o..
.,,;a1 ~, w., ~, ,,nnh"tI'' m s"ys o.H
;nn0s, s @ r thn IT,; ."1 Ssn, au';"',So
atooi" nf ,mo TVm aoraa sn',I Su s'a' ;l ID .nc
souS ,horoaarn Iha, 'o oo',i,"i Hills, N9
mo Ia,a en "homn ,u ."psa,ss oass shu
most ; na' 81, Sn suOh % p,ohpshoss III LOT
mS a., suI f Sn'u p''oIS no,u whoh prop
N.Y. ny o,,io ot ia, Ha 'Uoe.'hS oauNeu
ny pvvpo on ", 80 nn,.n' "lo wnA'nS up W
sue hoan ~ VI U.'on n'a u, M anu
w. INV n's, s,' t t.nn9 NM Nv New Uriealls
nso .aaao suon a uauu'ono pI9hts thaI NF
paop,,9"'o'T1 nv ",' suUus " quurup'o its ca
pa.,S' ra no .'s" 0Vhssi'us'on looks
NJ .Ut VI an' ~ W. 'o,'su.'PuS" VI 'ne sou'p
snis yoS W wy oA'ons " oo my Thousand
oMes, VI ~ so AZ ,.n U'et ~ pr cent
w sv ao poa S'"s ~. "llH ovoil 'ol'
Sana iv na SSta T sosIV H. ni'!l Prouuce'
narn;n,, ,,pro la PP IN" mus Invested Is
oahar ramoSos nf " mNu s'rouh' e"!neu ~
v anS sooua n.' i"t"a III tnis
oGt u,;ay auu soon I y, la'er tnu cap'aHs's
iii o,,,.sna,o t Nv Sueas prlIa'l'
Mm 'ppr ,o; .uo sisuh s Lney cannot
S;u;danSs ,bo a, anr, W nno s'a'emeh's OF
a asnuon,; wa. sou'nern mus are IN inc habit
paI,;,aa.1 ~ asa ,''
un;'aS 's SVa, 'no srert oyster marKe' oil the
, 6nu'eu o~ N.Y. ainualy packs more oysters
snau an1 osnor NV! III tno world III Is the
Sies. eensle VI 'ne Pack'ng trade, SURPRISING
h ~ snH: P'as'Vu'ar an otnet cltie', ana yesrly
nauuuns more oys'ers IMAM all me other
paehh,hg poIn.s ol marylahd ana Nirglms
somY.leu' pur'ns .ne season, extending
,,Vm oep W i lotv' 10 NAY 10, 1851 the
u"eE u. VESSELS io"deu ~ WIN oysters arrly-
,ns u. p On was oio (9r daily aver
a age .. ., ior inc -o' a,ysl bringing h252-
0,- ou Sso wnicn wou,9 make Inc average
cargo 10y pusnes, In addition to tho amount
pprosSE' ny san vessels, there were 26,0OO
9ushe,s feeeveq by steamers and consigned
al.eSVy 70 not notes u.s. ana res'aurants-making a
to'al Oh 'zthoIZ bushels OF which there
were packed raw W Sl69,SoS bushels, hermeti-
cay sealed 2o99,g59 .I bushels, and used for
s!ly consumption ole,3SV bushels. Engage
IN oystel1psoking IN Baltimore there are 40
i urn Wt al. capital OF S2,98SSOo, occupy
,Is ~ tpelr business houses a ana grounds with
gu es.lihs'eu value oil Sl,Soo9oo. During
e ao sSi s.,, tncse nrnis are generally en-