The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-24
ween Msnhss, and Quebec at IN expense Of

ZOO, 900
The Nsrshalitown, Iowa sugar refinery Il now
Sunnins ~ ie inli capacity, and using LSe
Nearly 500 nsn are employed In the several
shipysrda In the vicinity Of Philadelphia
II IL believed that not less than 600 new
settlers have located In southern Michigan this
Fiteen Thousand hsh barrels were used at
Bsyheld, Wisconsin, during the season Just
closing.
Another new exchange has been lately organ.
Ized In New York tity-tho hay and produce
exchange
= Last season Santa Anna valley shipments of
oranges amounted to 20, O0j boxes.
The total salmon pack OF the Frazer river can-
neries this year In estimated at 81 co.. cases.
Tho cucumber receipts of the season at
pickle factory in Mansion amounted to lslOJ
bushels.
Seventeen thousand five hundred and forty.
nvo stray. dogs were taken into custody In Lon
don during 1881
BosToS, October l9-The wholesale fish deal.
ere OF the oity have organized fsh exchange
In union with the dealers OF New York.
Shipments OF iron ore from the port of Mar.
quette, Michigan. just about hold their own, the
average being about 1900 tons per week for
several weeks past
The gallery gods may rejoice, for ths peanut
crop Ia propitious. In Virginia the acreage will
average 10 per cent larger than last year, and
the yield will average thirty-nve bushels per
| acre, against twenty. five last year.
IN San Francisco there arc 30 laundries.
which pay q monthly routal OF s6,2lo, or W 90
year, which, with licenses and water rates
make total Of sl02 $50 por annum.
Insurance companies doing business In Vir.
ginia have determined TO reduce tae commits
sons aud perquisites allowed to local agents.
Tho carriage business In Amesbury, Massachu.
sets. IL very dun just now not more than two.
thirds as many vehicles being shipped IA there
were at this Time last year.
The German government has prohibited tho
la n moi Su.1A e. =
food-products or articles of food intended for
sale.
Itmsy DO TINT corn ''grt." make as good beer
as barley, but whether they do or not it Is said
they make a very considerable portion of tina
beer sold In indianapolis.
The Norfolk Nirglnlan says Virginia 10 now In
q more prosperous condition than at any time I'm
her history. and attributes this prosperity In a
great part To the large amount OF northern capi.
tai being invested In the state.
A Northumberland of Springfield xsssa
ohutetts, has daily income OF 81 900 from his
business ana Investments, and, though he began
ne poor man. expects to leave each of his
four children millionaire.
or the l25, 600 square miles which Norway con-
'ains only $500 are pnsturage and only $50 are
under the plough. The consequence IN that NOT
only corn but also butter and meat have 10 be
imported In large quantities
The New York and New Jersey Ale Brewers
association have issued u circular stating that
hereafter the prices on all grades Of fresh ale
anu fresh porter arc advanced 500 per barrel
and on all Grades Of stock ale and stock porter ST
leading brewers.
The Register says: The loss TO the grapo crop
IN Napa valley will be very great now though
II should clear up immediately; and If 1t should
continue wet ana cold the remainder OF tho crop
still in the vineyards will DO almost total loss
In folo county where much of tho grape crop
10 made Into rsisins, the loss must DO very
great
Increasing yearly under their own labels, yot
theie are very large quantities sold under for
eign labels. sometimes being shipped To France
and there mixed with tho vintages OF that conn
w Ana THIS because the preIudiced American
wines are tho best while the celebrated French
vintage he drinking may DO 4 mixture Of Span
ish, lAl'an or Hungarian wines, or perhaps the
product OF 'aliforpia Itself
The pnces OF cheese and bacon iu England.
says IN exchange, have run nearly parallel for
many years. and tho price Of the latter has TO a
large extent controlled that Of the former, In
the United States, for reasons not necessary 10
enumersto cheese meets with much less patron.
aye IMAM meat, when tho prices arc equal, while
ohemisiry would give the preference to cheese
nearly Two To one cheese being rich In fats and
much richer In flesh. forming matter than oven
lesh iSsit. The value OF cheese NJ q food Ia not
appreciated In this country, only about 30, OOo-
OOo pounds. or Ave pounds per capita of tho
people. being consumed here annually
corner on Para rubber has been secured
by three Importers of Boston and New York.
aud The price has been forced to Slg0 per pound
seventy manufacturers OF Now York met yes.
lerday to devise means to break tho syndicate.
me common grades OF rubber have necessarily
advanced In price
young man of kenton county. Kentucky has
appbeu Tor patent for device to telegraph A
traiil, running al the highest rate of speed. Al
auy point ON the road. He 10 also at work on "A
safe lock- TO be operated by electricity and which
VIII require no key hole In tho door. burglar
could by no possibility open tho safe by opera,.
Ing on tho lock.
Doctor V1lcher. OF England, wHteN Nore of
tho ave samples of condensed milk analy zed by
mo were produced from whole new. but from
more or less skinned milk Really good con.
uehsed mix, M matter OF fact is ALWAYS made
nom skim. milk or \ milk poor In cream Con.
uenSed milk IN nota perfect substitute for new
mix, either chemically or physically. AT tho
beat most kinds of good condensed milk ara milk
ntups, consisting OF condensed skim.milk and
white sugar. '''
The exports OF domestic produce from New
YORK during tho past week were on compare.
uvely restricted scale, tho total being but 81, l0s,.
VS. against SLl6i,lsa for the corresponding
week last year Tho shipments OF prov l,ions.
petroleum, and bTead.mns worc especially
lghI Another feature Is tho heavy shipments
OF hops 10 Liverpool, aggregutng $50 bales
valued NJ sA2,e ~, Since January lst the total
exports from New York amounted 10 SliS 2dl.
VIZ against SOt9Slio7 for tho corresponding:
period 0tlsSl.