The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-27
TRADE TOPICS.

Tho hay harvest has com menced In Indiana
and the farmers hre well satisfied, az the
Yield Is excellent 1t Ia feared that shouli
there bono Ain within tho next ten days the
corn cop will suffer much. IL Is now quite
Promising The oat crop 10 rather poor, ana
the vie d wild be light.
The 1 wa farmers expect TO have an ex.
cellent corn crJp this year, except In those
portions visited by haiI-storms recently,
where the yieid will be scarcely haf an
average 1he wheat crop is now being hsr-
vested and will zoe. q fair y, erage. Oats, bar
ley, an other c.ops Will be fully up 10 The
average.
In 1880 the New England states produced Of
wheat 2s7. l3i bushels; m ddle states ~ 1885,
90; southern states, ~, ,4sg; western states,
2,t47,5l3 Ot curn the pr0duciion was In the
order =. owe, az follows: ,329j 40s CG8 O36;
35s4lS,6ss, SOS, lS!,os9. That IL. the west, ri
sIates produce over ,hiee.fourths Of the corn
and wheat crops Of tho United states.
The following lgu.es are from an flclal re-
port, and shows how large II he sheep Indus
try Of Australia: "Thc New Zealand and A us.
traiian Land company Uwa 3UO wv sheep; Mr.
Robert Campbe $50. 900 sheepj MIR. Geor.e
Henry Moore, $1,000 sheep; Me 8. Uaige ty n
Co. lbs Jsheep; Messrs u ffnd& Weld, 81. I.
600 sheept Sir dillon Bell. $1,000 sheep, Hon.
William Robinson, Is, 80 sheep; Sir Cracrof.
Wilson. $500 sheepj Mr. Kitchen, ~, 200 sheen,
and MIR. ~m Mclean, 5uV,tNO sheep
The New York hop market 10 In active, both
exporters and brewers hOdiog or, aud prices
main ,minally a. I, fore, The crop ie.
ports, upon which the Interest OF dealers aud
consumers are largely cenlered, are variable,
ana the we ght OF testimon, inolines 10 10.
duc-d yield still II IL too early 10 reach "A
reliable conclusion Receipts for III, W. ok,
~ bales, making q total 81 60 september /,
lasts .son. There have been no export cleai.
ances this week.
Adyices from the blackberry crop In North
Carolina are unnvorablc. The bushes were
= nEoae sv.aal No. x<l.l
the winter, sAd IL In said there will be onis
about one quarter ofth usual yield Tsnncs.
eee promises an average crop, and III, re- will
probably DO more than the usual quantity
the crop dried has been Increasing s,esdiiy fSr
the lat few years.
The owner Of the largest cultivated farm In
the world, Mr.. Dalrymple, Of Daknts, who
mas % 700 aores under The pillow, aud whose
NAT Of NO other man 10 the world, esti~a,e ~
clrcumstanoss Of caltivstion, 10 New Yors !,
s " SSnh pss bvsnei. and have len living
uIsS v.1s t inc Ils.ns ra!ss % Liverpool have
mot sxc.edlog nvs cents per busksI, wheat
could not have been laid doWa II tnSt poyS ~
seyenty cents per bushel. TakIng Into CON.
:id =, e sns cost 81 land rents fertilizers
has been repeatedly shown that IL coss nom
! % 70 d % par bus hsl 10 raise wheat In Gr,s,
Driiain. For the above reasons The American
forsign grain trade hes been on the incrsS -
ever since our western states beesn 10 be ~.
gerdsd a. the wheat feld Of the world.
ns salmon hshinG and canning industry Of
s sI.sr r1sam slGps according 70 s6s San Fran.
~ Me world. Pacific d pc salmsn has super.
1nSetn aud her colonies, and Enslsnd
n .s,S ouys 9 this product every year aud d.
Iloets, !. y! over The globe, The total an.
nual valasosths n.h., 8 and cannirs comb n sd
v now c!oce on y 900 ono, and ihsre n M
practical limit 70 ils probability al irc,c.ss
feop!e are toletAeiy familiar with the dshs,.
lee OF the Columbia and the Saers M M o, liz,
40 not know, however that from As,oy,s 4,
tbs Arctic 90 an the whole All Il auso.,.,,tw
o. being transformed Ito vast I. hsss !p,. n1
lent 10 supply the world. Esplorrrs c ," ~.
!ukuns the great river vf Alaska the ws.,"se'
oippi OF the north--relate how The nalmon N !,
rottlne " the tide attts retreat may BE- co",ss,
In incredlb's numbers Capital and en- eSnp,sa
vii, develop his great source Of food s,,rn,s
- the world nseds u. The value of this ~
s aS:ssS y =, ~ y:r BY the census oomms.
:. A Pennsylvania paper sAys that the hcm,ocl
1end? OF the United Siatss are now chienv
Muud 10 the oounties Of eullavAn. lSeomiry.
Iloga, Potter, Warren, ElS, Cam q n ana
yorses. 10 that eials. aAd are everv dcy sroW.
ing NEE yalnebls on account Of lks incscS "a