The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-22
Total value. .,,..... 8l67.653,b52 sAii,955, il3
Wheat Is coming freely into st. Louis from
Texas, Arkansas Tennessee and southern Mis-

Wheat IL coming freely into st. Louis from
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee and southern Mis-
souri,,
The report of Special Census Agent ". l..
Rowland upon the manufacture of chemicals In
the United States shows. that there are l,340 es-
Establishments, having capital Of SIS iS6, $50 and
turning out products valued during the census
inanures or fertilizers Is placed at el9,92l.4 0.
Il Is announced that F.. Weyerhauser, OF Eau
Claire Wisconsin, q gentleman already having
connection with numerous logging and lumber
companies has secured the REFUSAL until Au-
gust 1,.of the Cornell universtys pine lands In
Wisconsin, aggrcgating 200, 100 acres, which are
more or less heavily tmbered, and scattered in
sections through the western and northwestern
parts ofthe state.
great dairy state ofthe Union There are already
over Ave hundred creameriss In the state and
their product commands the highest price paid
for dairy products. Cedar Rapids Isl central
point for the dairy. interests Of the state, and
DAIRY board OF trade was organized there a year
ago. During Its first year 1t sold 100000
pounds Of butter. The highest price received
during the year was &C cents. Tho highest
sales In any one day were 60, 900 pounds.
An East Saginaw, Michigan correspondent OF
large number Of eastern buyers have been In
that market last week and have made large pur
chases Of lumber. The correspondent notes
sales Of 100000 feet ut 80 for. shipping
Cullst CLIO lbT VOIuUlOu anu 600 IuT UnptTh, DuU-
600 feet at S. t6 and Ss6i 100 900 at sllstraght
500, 900 feet Of bill stuff at $40 and sl2 100000
feet OF good stock ut Sl5 straight and 100 0Oj
feet at s.. enc and sSs Lumber Is .now scarce
and firm = East Saginaw.
In Its Hview OF the local hardwood lumber
trade for the past week the Lumberman says
The consumers Of lumber buy sparngly man.
ufacturers now husbanding their supplies with
great care, and only obtaining from the yards
what may be needed to piece out stocks, At
thAHama ma In nU,n from. sll
over the country, and mill men who cannot dis.
pose OF their stocks In their own locality or
through negotiation by correspondence come
TO Chicago numerously, frequently as a last 70.
sort In the attempt TO unburden themselves
andi Is superhuous TO say that they are not
always successful In one section OF Indiana,
md no doubt In many other regions, the condl.
ton " affairs Is regarded as hardwood panic.
More walnut was offered than Of any other
wood, whitewood and oak being next In abun.
dance, The weakness In walnut culls and
wildwood Is more than ever noticeable, sales
being less and prices not 50 firm.
The only change for the better to he noted any.
where exists IN the fact that In some cases tho
dealers are doing Just q shade better business,
which has the effect Of lifting away tho frown
from the face, and when man with batch Of
lumber to sell comes In, the too does not Itch so
hercely TO eject him.
oak and maple. CHARTERED oak has dropped q,
md clear maple flooring. dressed and matched,
has suffered the same decrease.
The hardwood trade is putting Its trust In the
harvest, and many dealers continue in the same
sanguine hope that a few.weeks OF good corn
weather will prevail. that propitious Influences
will set the general crops Alright and that the
trade squalls will all blow over aud bring the
calm which means n revival In commerce
building, and the hardwood trade. The crop
results are what the trade looks upon with con-
Germ.
Sizes In some woods are growing scarce. Inch
Inch anu aquarter, aud Inch and half IN
wildwood and red oak are sizes which ARE mol
plenty In stock, though there Is no lack of those
sizes In walnut and the two latter sizes have al
along been scarce In cherry. Inch cherry, how
eveJ5is plenty. Receipts have been light fol
Australia and New Zealand are likely to be
come formidable competitors OF this country In
supplying tho European markets with fresh
moat kept frozen ON the voyage. II Ia known
BY steamers. But a recent arrival OF cargo II
London bya sailing vessel the cheapest Of oil
transportation gives q new interest TO the sub
iect, The London Times In commenting on
the arrival OF the cargo says
The experiment OF shipping meat from the
has proved brilliant success, but the Dunedin
10 the hrst sailing vessel that has successfully
inado IL Her cargo consisted Of 1900 dead
eheep. and tho long voyage across tho equato
nM seas consumed ninety eight days, during
which the sempsratnrs1n her hold was main
pcintby tho He'll. Coleman rcfrigcraiing appa
ratpn, and the meat delivered al London In hn,
condition. Tho commercial importance OF thlI
shipment both In tho great provision market,
Of Tho northern and IN the agricultural aud pas
where The cxhaustlcss herds OF cattle arc yaiuet
mainly for their hides and tallow, cannot b,
we'll overated.