The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-26
TltAnlt TOWNS.

| Mr.. 4. l., LGndes, Of Mt Carmel Illinois. ok
VectS to plant 100000 walnuis this fall. In
| twenty years they can be grown from fifteen [,
| twenty inches in diameter.
J The Louisville Ledger says the hickory nuI
I crop il immense this year and that wagon.
loads of them are being marketed at that place
| fur g. cents per buShpl
| Illinois is second only to Pennsylvania in the
production OF coal, the output this paramount.
ing TO 100000 bushels. fortysiX out OF the
100 counties are coal producing
The first of this years rnisn crop was
| brought into the city on Thursday by q II
Adams of the Alhambrn tract, San Gabriel
Ihey are OF good color and large ana plump. -
Los Angeles Express.
Tho most convenient way 10 shin and hnudlp
potatoes Is In sacks, and they can be sold to bet
ter advantage In this shape. shippers shoull
assert their potatoes carefully, and have all run
as near rs possible uniform nsizc, throwing ont
those which ure too small and also those which
are too large, Each kind should be kept sem.
rhte-nevcr mix different varieties together. MS
mixed lots generally are very difficult TO sell
:, dispatches from Manitoba and all crop see.
llous OF the BRUSH northwest report u favorable
season for crops. The average yield of wheat
mas been ~ bushels per acre, the largest yiclI
having heon l0t bushels thrashCd from Two
acres The hay crop has been enormous An
enormous area OF new land has been broken
thls seaSon. and rapid extension of the settle.
neut calls Tor more railroads with which tn cot
ithe crops to market From January to Octo.
Der !, 1000 Immigrants entered the country
Inc New Mexican Is authority for the state
ment that the value Of hides and pultg exported
from the territory Is siOvOOOO per wear and Tho
value oi tho articles into which hides and pelts
ARE manufactured which are imported into the
territory is $1,000 900 per year
70 october |, there has been inspected I'm
Michigan, In round numbers, 2,liO.OO0 barrels of
, sn,'' aug we saginaw Courier has predicted that
ihc product for the year would exceed 10000 q
barrels. State Salt Inspector Hin estimates the
product FOR 1859 ut 1850 900 barrels The total
amount of salt In the hands Of agents is ND. 100
barrels, and the total In the hands of the asso.
cint0n l,O7i,20S barrels The above ilrurrs show
decided decrease in the am unit held nt The
corresponding period last year. although The
amount manufactured aud handled hy the asso
citation has greatly increased Salt is steady nj,
oaglhnw III zoe per barrel, ana is moving
The, Abilene Reporter; Tho shipments from
ms place by whole car-lotS since October |. nre,
oaltlc. ~ cars; sheep, $ cars, double-dcckcd.
nuckS, sears, doublcdeCkcd, To Swcctwatcr and
,n,iB SpillgS horses, cars, mules L. hogs .
Mhole-Car rcceiptS Tor tho same time: Lumber
10 cars horses, ear sheep, 10 corn, :. beer. y
Chundisc NV
An official of Tho post office department snys
, ,,at inc recent experiments with the
uicIVc NJ washington MS monus
OF collecting and delivering mails.
mas been cmiucntlv successful. unl TINT tho in
Production of the tricycle. In the postal srryi"e
ol olher cities, Is only question OF time Tho
nvstlo ut,ll1c the machine here was Mrs Rclyn
Lockwood, the female lawyer The city most.
olnee' having made the experiment succcsS.
lully, mas ordered number of triryclps. encb
one saving 10 the government the cNpcnsc of n
carrier, The impression is however thut tho
SUCCESSFUL use otthe tricycle. is limited 10 cities
with smooth streets.
Moro than onc.third of the wine produced In
me world IL derived from Franco. The extent
OF lana under vino Cul uvNtiou is further evil
ueuve ol lhe Importance of the vine to tho rroS.
perry o! mat coualty, The average production
u wine Is estimated NJ ISL gallons poracro. ono
WenIy'hllh part of the total area. OF Franco is
appropriated To wine production mud tho num-
Der OF acres under vines, which " hundred yrnr,
ago was lust under 5000 O0t now exceeds & OOL
W. heIcN ana this Notwithstanding the fact
mat ltMOON acres OF vines nave recently
neen destroyed hy the phylOXCra, Tho land
however has fallen iutO the hands of n smnllpt
numh2r OF holders, Tor although there arc now
SVV,VVu more acres under vine cultivation than
.l. were u century ngo.. the number Of the
pronrletorso OF VINEYARDS, which In lS2g was , 100
Ipl mas fallen In 1875 To | N32 So
ihe lioS'on Commercial bulletin saws, Tho
price OF lndiN rubber has taken another roCkctv
lunp upward, aud unc Para gradcS are now
neld AZ Nl1 against NNG ne n month ayo S,G5
sc, N ottoecr 1881, aud ign5Oc In ISIS. Tho
N,uVNhcc within the past ten days has been leo
~, per pound, AMI has tUkCn nearly cyCrybody
ny SURPRISE, some OF the largest m0nulNctuf.
vlS ,NeIy aunt that they recently refused TO buy
rubber FOR delivery this month nj use, Nnd thai
,hoy cannot purchase the SAINT grade to-day he.
low u L., This last advance has not been nc.
oompanied by large transactions, hut Is princi.
DAILY due TO the sauguinc expectations of spccu.
MlNe holders That there has been IN cnor.
nous increase IN the CONSUMPTION of this ws.
,erial not only for boots and shoes, hui forcloth.
ing and other goods, during the past W ycnrs
Is now well known, The use OF gosSamcr rlonts
ny ladies' has become very general, and IN,
In their manufacture