The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15

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ell. That " called 'Whioclnpol luinn.
ara, betanae In ihat dcishlhi holelihor.
food u takes III hldh. We do not uenn
hat N has grown there, lm V comes orig.
nnlly frnin lle continent IN the i0rni oi
vldtc French crystals, made from beet.
root llni sugar roiinpfs have found out the
public mind, aud they know the poo.
Die have u prejudice against beet-foot,
lud like to think thcv are enting produce
# the sweet, Juicy cane And so they turn
| the WHITEWATER dirty white-beet crystals
from the bags, and spread them upon the
| iloor and then they pour upon them some
of the molasses, which Is the DRAWINGS OF
| West India hogshcads, and have, therefore,
| the smell of sugar from cane, and men go
with their naked feet and trample the syrup
| into the crystals by a kind OF wriggling
movement, until tie spurious Damarara Is
produced. The men who do this are called
the "Tippcrary gang" and are supposed
sometimes to wash their feet; but we know
| sugar, once Watching the motion Of the
gang, felt constrained to address one of his
men thus: MY lad, don't you think you
could get bit of the crust ofr?n
A commercial item of some importance
is the importation into Tins country of 500
bags of Italian beans from Naples, in all
about 800 bushels. Further consignments
",
prices asked for domestic product making
the importation profitable. There have
been some importations from Germany,
ranking with the American medium"
grade.
The consumption of copper is already in
creasing Mt rapid rate, more rapidly than
many are aware, and it is entering into
many new fields of usefulness. The plan
adopted by the large cities, compelling the
Il las, hot, ,,,,,
under ground, has made marked increase
in the demand for copper wire, and it is
said that one Eastern factory is using
&, ZOO, 600 pounds of copper per anpum for
this purpose alone, Prices for conner show
an advance and a frmness which do not
seem to be shaken by any fear of over.
duction.
The iron and steel exports of Great Brit
ain have been steadily Increasing since the
oneninp IF the wear and have doubled al
Most Since January. the figures for that
month beine 197 112 tons TO ali countries.
and for Oct0bor tbe Inst month officially
repo,ted. 3S6.65S tons. The shipments to
the limited States rose irrepularlv from 49,.
eos tons in January to 123. 500 tons in Au-
gnst since which time there has been de-
Sine The oauses of the increase were a
greater demand due to lower prices and
more nromnt delivery.
The Bulletin, published at Philadelphia
by the American Iron and Steel Asssocia-
tion estimates that The worlds production
of ME iron fnr the wear 1881 will reach ia.
00O 0Ao oross TONS and the steel nroduction
for the same time is placed at /. (,01. 600 tons
ST Michael Md Comet Terranin-
catchers renort diamond backs unusupilv
plentiful this season in these waters
ppreat many have been caught This week bv
Ss;gbting,' them and then nackinp them
mn WIFI their ov " .tnngs Prices are
verv b;nb ST Afichoel dealers having sol q
dozen e"' r"' 30
uG In Eho,,osto, r. +be bps;ness of tur-
ort;un a and r;na f,ctors has co mat er;allv
p vtondoS an thot II baS baen found nacessary
20 aroot Vn nar ~ otb barreI factory in tie
c H vi i;n;ts Thi. year accortinS 70 exist-
inS oontrscfs in0 6oo harreIs Of So,I mounds
S ,;I o reo,,ired for tbr ice cron
o odnme VIII 'o -ei' wy
'iH Ti' fr,. stoo,,eb;, of q nav 1.-Two ho.r;ng
,ba Th inc. o' Han has reocbnd the TLames
v Wifi, o threo tbomsso nd TONS oftca
M;snn,,r; ;s Az iaraoot iron GRO nroduc;no
CO. -, ~. Snvth eSse 10Y tons!P A1abon,55
2'aoe ~ i ttr1 ese tons Tennessen fbird WITH
~ ees 80 r eu q aIG fonS 'Ai WIN
NJ hoo .oniS or oon cool ,,,iros II, tho
f are ooen d oI be;r nrndrnt Is yairnd
otate VI h;m anu a. Non 6oo Of Tho bomt
a' So st odo that TX DO oS tons of iron