The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
Wholesale Agricultural Tmpl,
GINS AND MILF MACHINERY.

Seth Green will star: for Florida about the
middle of November to study the habits of mi-
gratory fish. under insirueionS from the state
commissioners of fisheries OF New York lie
VIII travel by the Inside passage In K. H. ROose-
yelts yacht Hearts Ease, which has been placed
at his disposal, and viii probably not return be
fore February.
a new twelyo-story sugar refinery has Just
been completed In 81 Louis, The building IS
said TO be the strongest Of It's size In the world
II was begun IN April, 1851. Since then work has
continued necessarily. Over Gt00O0I bricks
were used in the walls and the structure Is
higher than ony other in the country, The out
lay VIII reach $500 600 when the machinery is
placed In position, and the cupaCiy will be
5000 barrels or % 1900 pounds of sugar per day
OF twenty four hours.
The London cheese market Is reported by the
Grocers' Gazette, September S0th, as follows
The very poor demand found for American
lately has caused stocks to accumulate aud as
they We're the June-Juy make, and getting
strong In flavor holders have this week been
free sellers AT prices varying from 52S to 56s iOI
the best buyers getting the best OF the ranSac.
tons. These prices leave Il heavy loss To the
importers There Is hut Il small quantity OF
August make on offer, and holders ASK COS to CPS,
business being done in limited quantities at
lhes" figures. Cheap cheese still remains neg
lcced.'
five may credit the Buonos Ayrcs Standard.
the River Platte countries were never In SO pros.
porous a condition as NJ present commercially,
Hgriculturaily ana financially. The railway
system Is heing rapidly pushed, and before long
me Argentine republic Bluuc will boast of OOO
kllomeles European immigration continues
ut the rate Of 100 II month aud they all find
employment in the colonies or as nayycs ON the
railway extension, and, says the Standard,
there Is plenty Of employment for many thous.
nnds more " Trade Of all kinds is active and
The. export of maize continues on large scale
Maze Is now the great staple of export
n Connecticut taTncr having worked his
horses for three years without shoes, declares IN
favor Of leaving them OH lie SAYS they work
better are more sure footed and far less liable Ia
latncneSS than when shod, and he Ia well salts
fled that for ordinary work his horses feet Ms
nature made them are all sufficient The roads
wherehe lives are rough, hily and stony, but
the sole becomes so hard and call0us us to be
non sensitive To stones, and the animals nre
thus far less liable TO stumble, TO prevent the
hools from chipping, the toes should be kent
slightly rounded by coarse no
The weather of late In the French wire-grow.
Ing regions Is stated by the London Wine and
Spirit News to have been very unfayorablc.
the appearance of wet weather at this the
critical period, Is characterized us most dis
hearteninE' In Burgundy it II renorted that
" taxes lime TO discover even bunch of
grapes. Up the Rhine the vine growers de
spnir of hciug able 10 mako any wine this season
at all There are plenty of grapes, hut the sun
has pcrSStcnny hid It's face, and the fruit 70.
fuses 10 ripcn McdOc reports no such cold and
wv season LOT years, yet inc prospects in that
district are said 10 be scarcely so bad as might
be expected The vintage will be up 10 the
average in quantity. but the quality win he
only fair. In the Jcrez district the quantity of
wine made will be small, but of good quality
The prospects for Madeira are decidedly
rosy bnt II is said to be "unformnate' TINT
only The smallest of the wlne-growing centres
should enjoy prosperous season.
Throughout the western and southern states
everybody, except here and there II man who
mas pecuniary reason for t,kinC gloomy
view of things, Is iubilant over the wears crops
Throughout the northwest all risk of accident
was past some time ago The MINNEAPOLIS
Tribune, speaking OF this vast region, saws
the THRIFT OF our farmers and of ali dependent
upon them, gives u solid basis OF trade during
the twelve months before us, and the immense
surplus OF farm products which must find A
MAJ Ret remote from the point OF production, ms.
stres ~ all of our railroads volume of traffic.
which implies Il continuation of that phenomc.
nal prosperity which they have experienced
during tho past three years" Accounts from
the southern states are of like tenor In Gcor-
gln, for instance, they claim TO have raised 30
WoNO bushels OF corn, or more than In any
year nee 1879 Other grain crops are IN pro.
portion, ana the Georgians are concentrating
themselves ON having raised all they will re-.
Hulte Tor consumption, The cotton prospect in
mat ana other southern states Is excellent also
AS IL crors, the country has been remarkably
prosperous, whatever prices may turn ont 10 be,