The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-17

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T6c average weight ofa Iack.snipe Is foui
ounces, wOOdCOCk six ounces, quail siA
ounces, seal duck nine ounces, black duck
twenty ounces, gray duck twenty-elght
ounces French duck two and hal
| pounds
General Dodge says the construction com.
pnnles have built 1000 miles Of road In
| Louisiana and Texas In eighteen months
and have spent $3 ,0OOO 600, and no gives the
figures.
The same steamer that brought 81 100000
in gold from Europe last week brought two
tons of cabbages. That's what we need here
gold and cabbage.
Mitchell county contains 10000 head OF
cattle and $1,000 head of sheep.
Florida will send 1000 900 oranges to
market this season, although there were
severe frosts last winter.
1t is stated that the Louisville Fair as
ISOLATION lost $4,000 on their late fair and
trotting meeting.
The movement of the crops at this place
to date has been as follows: For the week
ending last evening (Nov. 10th) the total
receipts have reached 1852 bales,
year, deficit Of 500 bales The total
receipts since September LIST, 1881,
have been 15,407 bales against l,2S6 bales
for the same period last year, showing de-
crease of $3.50 bales. Stock on hand to-day
is 5,97l bales, against 3,797 same time last
year, an increase Of 2,174 bales over last
year, and the largest stock ever known to
b. on hand here, within the memory of the
Oldest inhabitant. We give Labulated
statement for the week ending Novem-
Der IL,
Stock on hand September lst ,....-.. s67
Received this week .........,........ LOO
Received previously ............... 1873
Received since September LIST ,..... 15,4O7
Total. ......................... 1924
Shipped this week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887
Shipped previously .............,.... 9016
Shipped since September 1st........ 1O303
Stock on hand. ............., SOL
Rain fall 2 40 inches.
ry of the National Cotton exchange tor the
months of September and October, compar-
ed with last years movements:
Shipped from St Louis ..... GO, 296 49,
Carried north across Mississippi
river at Hannibal. .......... .20,063 2S,975
Carried north via Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad. .................3l,0 47 1856
Carried north from Cairo via Hi
nois Central railroad ...... -. 1889 S,7S6
Carried north from Evansville ia
Evansville e. Terre Haute
Carried north from LOUSY. lie S..l
ohio & Mississippi railroad 1899 5,SH
Carried north from Louisville via
Jacksonville, Madison d Indi-
ana railroad 80. ..............2z,l9 1 1879
Carried north from Louisville via
L., N A. & Chicago railroad -. 2,625 1903
Carried north from Louisville via
Louisville, Cincinnati e. Licking
ton railroad. ....................16 1855 10,4S9
Carried north via Cincinnati
Southern railroad .............. o. 27 1889
Receipts Mt Cincinnati by river. 5,053 2,4J0
Shipped to mills adjacent To river
not included in above, '''''' G61 1069
2J0,0i7 III, ITO
Less
Receipts at Cincinnati by river
from New Orleans. .............. ,..... 7
St Louis to New Orleans by river .... .2503
st. Louis 10 New Orleans by rail. -. ...... 9S
st. Louis TO Louisville. ............. % .....
st Louis via Savannah ............ .... 1876
Carried through Louisville from
New Orleans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... %
Carried through Louisville from
Mobile .....,,.............. 1ls5S 1910
Carried through Cairo from Mobile 1857 1886
Carried through Cairo from New
orleans .......... ......... ...... oil
Shipped from Cairo to st. Louis. 1877 1875
Carried through Evansville from
New Orleans. .'.................. ...... OIL