The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
GRAIN AND nREAnsTurrS.
TRADE ITEMS.

Tho big distillory Mt peS Moncs use 4 the fol.
lowing amounts oi grain In the month OF An.
gust Corn, SO, l6l bushels; rye lOViS bushels;
matt lo6' bushels total 7i7id bushels. They
also shipped or Withdrew from the distillcry
@O,b2s gallons OF spirits on which they paid
the internal revenue onicc s210 go 10
Ihe waste OF wild coooOns gathered In the
woods Of China Japan and Australia is made
mo ielt onc-hali the size OF hair felt aud Is
used for the manufacture OF hats AMI for ur
nlshing purposes. II has the peculiar bright
color of silk, and II is sometimes used with
hair, WOOL cotton aud other substances
The Tongue river ditch. Montana, will be slx.
teen miles In length, and for u distance Of two
miles the water VIII be conveyed IN large irot,
pipes. reservoir, 10 contain, O. 900 900 gallons
win forty feet OF head, viii DO constructed.
Miles City viii be, supplied with water and 30, =
zoo acres OF good land irrigated. The entire
WORK VIII cost about $1,000
New YORK state has ., 7d5 growers NJ hons, who
cultivate Sg,O,2 acres In the Crop, with produc,
IN ls'9 OF 2lt9SOSl pounds Next come, Wis,
consln, with tiis acres In the crop, and a pro.
duct OF 1861 pounds; then California, with
Liz acres aud lili077 pounds productions
Washington territory, with crop of 7QS M
pounds sichigan product Of 2G6,OlO pounds
OREGON slSll pounds product, OF tho New
ENGLAND states Vermont takes the lead with POS
acres under the crop aud n yield Of 100 $50
pounds Maine comes next, with Crup of iS III
pounds; thou New Hampshire, with .GQS
pounds, and Massachusetts, AS95 pounds. only
raise less than ZOE Opounds each
10 hlchch cotton seed oil, tho crude oil IN
hcated IT, about 10 degrees r. by means uf steam
COTS, anu cold solution OF csiStlc soda of 10
degrees Baume Is slowly added, while the whole
E vigorously aRitslcd one gallon of the aka.
line liquor usually sutfces Tor twenty gallons of
OIL, bnt sometimes more IL needed IN bring IL 10
light straw color The mixture Is then allowed
70 settle and the supctnatant oil separated and
filtered
The following reports relate to tho crop dam.
ages resulting from the late storm In the south.
NEW ORLEANS, september ll,--flny per cent
OF tho nee crop ON the lower coast is washed
away and lost
Macon, Ca, September II Reports from All,
points In this section show that great damage
was done the cotton cop by the wind aud rain
storm OF Saturday night In southwestern
Georgia where the cotton il opcn the injury 4,
also great hut In the counties above hone. arc
entertained that few days sun will rcpair The
damage TO some extent
COLUMNS, "a September II .-Shad, trees
In the city were blown down by the hundreds
Reports OF much damage ocottSn and corn havc
been received, Fences arc blown down and
forest timber piled in masses, "''
"a dispatch from ruskocgco, Alabama s,y,
mat ABOUT vN lrocs were blown down In that
CITY anu lhe uaipngc 10 crops In the surrounding
country Is ts',mAlod nj S5NuC0 No loss of lie Il
reported. VI NV 10
"A dispatch from rOlbo,,cn, Georgia, says tho
most destructive Wind and rain storm passed
WV thhN NNNNNn NNhlEhhN ulknt Lnut has Nikilpl
the country since 1856, itS track rcsrmhllnr Tho
path ola cyclone Great damages were c,u,ci
To the crops aud timber"
BosToS, September la-rhe following win
appear In the special market report OF the Cam.
mcroial Bulletin; There has boon no mnrl.J
change In staple merchandise the past wrck
anu About tho same volume OF business is bclny
uone AZ NJ this limo last years Tho sales Of
wool show some falling or Total this week
2SinVp pounds, against zoos 100 pounds last
week, aud isip,6CC pounds The eofrcSpona i",
week last year. Tho shipments ofboSts au1
shoes irpm boston this week wero 67,2al cases
against 90 VVN cases the same time IN lSsl, Tho
priccs OF both wool and leather are worry
finn, Most Kinds OF hides are steady
but thcrc has been break OF Z
cent pound In western cowhldc,
cotton continues too high 10 admit Of much hus.
iness until tho prospective supply and demand
becomes moro seated Dry goods aud whole
sale clothing trades ntc very active al steady
prices, Iron and metals are moderately nc,iyc
al steady prices, and the lake compauiss hays
contracted l2,wlco pounds Of copper FOR future
delivery at Is cents,
The Commercial bulletin In lis issue OF yes,cr.
Considerable in,ercs, is manifested in reward
boon circulated by soine eastern parties which
arc likely 10 greatly mislead the public, we have
cndcayofed 10 sbtan somc reliable infcrmation
regarding the probable crop Of 1854 II vrn.
orally admitted that Now York will have a lIrh,
and UanAda q fair crop Michigan viii vary
from quarter 10 . half crop, while Illinois and
Missouri win probably have Tho largest and beat
crop Of apples gathered for many years While
s. ss Sss SS vii u S So sppss S y SS
ison those sta.sk ~ short crop u nine cases