The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-21
TRADE ITEMS.

TRADE llEhS.
srspp, valley last year produced ST. $50 pounds
movement is on foot looking. to the
speedy organization OF large malch iactors a.
One man has shipped from Fayetteville, Ar
kansas. this season Is, $50 pigeons for which he
paid St3S %. ro,osod i'm rOf
acres CT cotton mnus III hih"hS"' "" ~
In he nth internal revenue district ofTennes
see there are l-26l,2l4 gallons OF wblsRy III
This wears crops in eouh Carolina are said to
be worth IS OOO.U omore tDan astyears at.
the San Gabriel Wine company maze this
year from 1850, tu0 10 l15 Coz gallons OF Wihe
The staye factory ui Newport, ARK, WORKS
sixty men and luiIs out l,lOO,Wo s@Ves per
month. ;x,o,,
factor in food supplies Of mat county, anu ol ~.
ia lure this year will tend 10 enhance INC Vaiue
of corn wheat and rye.
The highest price attained in the government
auction sale of public lands at Duluth was elo ~
per acre, aud all sales range hiSAer us VIC Ae"''
pine timer is reached. III,
A schooner of Gloucester. Massachusetts, with
a crew OF fourteen men, maze lrom 20 D e ~
BANK haiL ut fishing the most profitable year
on record. ooo 800, or o,,orr
ment lands subject to entry under 'ne hoihe'
Utica, La Sale county has this year shipped
LOG. o barrels Of cement or LOCO carloads, ana
500 carloads of sand, sewer-pipe, hre-ciav anu
brick. oo,oa IN No,v Or.
leans by local company who have abundant
means and plenty of experience; e Inc lower
will be the eleventh in the United states.
1t is stated that a carp pond In Snenanuoah
oounty. Virginia, has In It thousands OF carp
from six and eight pounds down TO those OF last
summers Matching. TIE pond was stocked
only two years ago. -, 49,. ,,.os hos, q
part of the time for fuel. There is an iDexhaust-
able supply of hay on the low bottom east OF lhe
town, which can be put in stock at an EXPENSE VI
"J Fonr thonsand tons of starch have been made
In Aroostock county, Maine, this season. whlch,
at the usual estimate of eight pounds OF starca ~
to the bushel, shows where 1,OOOCOo pusheis Vi
The Wisconsin state fish commission has a
hatchery about four miles from Madison; me
spawning season opens in November Win prook
trout and continues through pece triHa nvar
1000 W0 spawn have been taken, and IL is an
ticipated that as many more will be secured De-
fore It closes, alta 90
be increasing in most of the eastern STATES
Foxes and wolves are reported as more plenu-
full in southern France and Germany IMAM they
"1 Annusily he lead mines of the world yield
about 100000 tons. and Of that quantity the
United States is credited with 10000 tons;
Mexico, south America generally, Canaua my
Australia Weld almost nothing OF mat metal.
Spain heads The list Of lead-mining countries
with 120, 900 tons. n,r,,.,
is the largest textile manufacturing s d IN t nn
world 1he productions aggregate tlOoouyooV
yearly. In one section OF the city alone lhen-
sington) 100000 psopfe are engaged IN thsse IN
dustries. -,,.. ,.o.,,.o =,
its long keeping qualities. With ordinary care,
in cool room or dry cellar, the fruit VIII pe as
flesh in January ss In september. ~ IL aso
remarkable grower, ext,eme,S h LAZY and Of
bearer, handsome punch anu peii!' anu VI
really good quality. -.
The largest chestnut tree in Lancaster county
Pennsylyania, stands within lew hunaIsu
wards OF the Mannheim borough lie. It's CIR
eumference Is twenty three feet six inches enc
foot above the ground. This tree was measured
forty five years ago when lie circumference was
twentx -one feel four Inches.
pn,;s Vile in PeInsylvania is now said to pos
sess the deepest coal mine in America through
is shaft l,516 feet in depth, 200 cars, hoiolng
four tons eacn, are lifted every day, Inc ume
occupied for lining full car through the whole
length OF the shalt is only little more than
The export movement OF domestic produce
from New York during the past week VS. oi
good proportions sse 11i Az week
iast wear Provisions were shipped ratner more
freely than usual during the week put we
movement Of other articles SHOWS pu. 1 ,t'Is
change Since January the e1pofw from .n asa
port aggregate ss25, 70i $40 against t36sbl S.S2s
Tor The corresponding period OF 1881.
The latest instanca Of Yankee ingenuity 10 the
manufacture OF artificial gloves py machinery
The bogus cloves are made Of solt deal wood;
nine or poplar. stained q dark color and soaked
In a solution OF essence Of cloves, TO give them
The reouired aroma A recent shipment 70 Ian
xibar wss1faced 10 the United states.
y me boston Journal prints table Of compare
live Wholesale market prices ofleadlpg Articles
for November 1851, MAY, 1882 and November.
1891 showing that on the average prices were IN
Nay last at least ten per cent man 10 10
Ivennber. 1881, but that prices for November ls1
khoged' decrease Of over ten per cent on the
kver.ga Resns coffee. cotton, hour, iron pota-
|,es sugsr and wool are all lower now than they
w.. min which Il made into paper and
pldef into bsrrsls cssks, pals and other
k-ndenuere borea ooruicet, picture -frsnes
4 a variety Of small articles. can Dow De mac
n many other woods than poplar. wn,cn ns
held The preference I'm such msnufscture
we've has . white fiber, and cas- b used-
IA spruce pine chestnut Eastwood N, Dem.
n dsr cottonw and other kinds OF Woo
besn found suitable fof nsfns we s.. 49, ,,,,,,.
: srs sdspis6ls for white paper, While The
uus woods serve vel for col0rso pepef.
Inas have been built which turn out DUP
qus facility from AZ slne e, 2. 80. 1911 az.
er The lOngssi fber 4 msde from WI
I~ssuood and poplar rhnflnf NET ~
eiv. In fhat regsrd Cedar. m and hem
litsie r1frs freely. Maple has fber
rhss that Of eifher spruce o. pine; .no
Ssrd 70 Frind. Birch Il Comparatively
q rrinds vsry short Poplar SO snck-
rsrrsin White for considerable uDe ]
90 rfsnginf aol0r. Birch bscomss
10 trIrns rurple and Eastwood tates
~ hue Il y esflnsied Dat over -
ood pulp are dsilT turned Oui IN NE