The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
TRADE ITEMS.

ua large. ~ N''p 10 '"'u 10 DC uhus'
..4fdy of tin ore is reported as having been
diHered near Casa Grande New Mexic0.
,oYIgia mas surplus sweet potato crop Of
E-pound nrnip, measuring II feet across
thkayes is the boast OF Columbia county,
70 last accounts, tho canning factory in
MEon had put up 200, 600 cans of tomatoes
an ,Wl cans of apples
VItanooga uses ,260tOO gallonq of yyotcr
ey1Iday, says the Democrat
nm in Smyrna Landing, Delaware has n
~. crop Oh Strawberries amounting TO three
Orange Tribune SAYS n single mill in
tneIieihity averaged 1000 daily for mouth
n imports of foreign hops into England last
wedwere 30S2 bales, against /, ZIG bales for tho
c0fgp0nd ng week last year
sYiew lce. houses NJ Oswegp, Kendall county,
pe 4out ready Tor lee and large quantity of
uwfst is on the ground -
apple crop of New York state will be
an NJ year."
ife season of lSSl-S2 more than 1000 o0O
tsswefe planted In Great Brltain,ou of which
mlaler scotland claims about \ 600 600, England
@W, Ireland 900 and Wales 4 100
tM cost OF the French squadron of evolution
ue mediterranean IN estimated Mt 5000 0Ol 900
iMpny OF the officers aud crew $1,000 II day,
AYi this Is profund peace
hundred acres OF potatoes brought n
sumner county, Tennessee farmer $1,000 He
htpan,cd the second crop.
ipree large cheese are being made ut Whites.
Mp New York, to weigh 200 pounds apiece.
al TWO OF them are already in canvas. Thev
~ TO be shipped to Glasgow.
pston exported ~ OBS tons of lee between tho
MOi January and the close of September The
exports Tor september footed up 2,725 tons. nil
gung TO foreign pores va
seorge \ Grant aud Others have Incorporated,
aEpringiield. the National Starch comnnnv nj
cheago. with capital Stock of g., $1,000
Colman, Altace, there Ia, according To n re.
pet OF the chamber ofcommerce In the district
lnety-seyen weaving mills containing n 0o,
Guns. and thirty :eightspinning mills with more
Inn 200, coo spindles.
inc assertion Is made that from an ANIMAL
Ston crop of 66O0, 00o, bales seed can be oh.
saed TO yield 100000 900 worth of oil. 1t iyns.
)Mnds of seed ''-''
According to the San Jose Mercury the pro.
ict OF the California quicksilver mines for the
~. SIX months OF the year Is placed at %, zoo
Ns,0lS have been exported.
,Milhin the last thirty days over 100 car. loads
san francisco canned goods have gone easi
ger the vandalia line. They get the property
trough their Southern Pacific connection. and
reaches Indianapolis within eight DAYS from
nne Of shipment.
The fruit evaporators of Wyoming county,
ew YORK, arc shipping large quantities OF
lple.skins, seeds and cores TO Chicago, where
~ stun Is manufactured into Jelly. A large
nee is received for the refuse of the cvnpora.
rs ~ ms way, and one firm claims that the
foht pays their regular running expenses.
The Cambria iron.works mt JOhnSiown. Penn.
Ilvanla, has thirty-ilve miles of railroad on lis
'operty, and employs ten large and ten snail
Eomouve engines for yard service. The 900 J..
Y tons OF coal and limestone annually used in
Y manufacture OF iron aud steel at these works
Il mined by the company, as we'll rs II part of
H0to IONS OF iron ore required by IT, The
PRS are valued nj 81, 100000, and give employ.
my to nearly 5000 mon
Is claimed that the GU Appellee Valley farm.
company, OF Manitoba, owns and operates
largest farm in one block In the world. II
Ecu miles square and, after deductng the
lson BAY conpNny's sections and the school
lions, comprising d6,COO acres The company
ponueu To break 1000 acres Il year for five
sceutve years, each year placing within
ir tlnct ufty tenant families and spending I'm
lCO0
he dimensions OF the union arch OF tho Wash.
Ton aqueduct II would appear, exceed those
my oil the celebrated engineering structures
ltlllNal W US MOlluNrlu
ievenicnts In masonry Tho entire span i,
ivet or ~ III excess of the span of tho fnmou,
lsler arch across the Dee, In England. GS fee
ger than the central arch OF London bridge
feet longer than tho noted bridge over In
nc NJ Neuilly, and 100 feet longer than IN
hes OF the Waterloo bridge over the Thames
9 height of the Washington arch Is iol feet.
.ouBViLLE, Ky. October 2S.-rhc leaf tobacco
es reported by the warehouses In the wee
closed, and In the expired portion of IN
rrent mouth and year, were as follows lhogs
Years Week. Month. YcaI
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ST. .".,..,n,."..,.., SIS 9,lOl 6O,Sl
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The sales during the crop ycarwcrc NJ follows
llth comparisons
Year. llogsheads. Year, Hocshead,
ssl.S2., .,u,,,.,ii.I lS7g.S0. ..,.,,.',., iO,7l
Ss0-sl ...,....,.i2,5 lG
0fthc crop of 1852, 30 hogshcads have bee
old. The receipts We're $50 hogShcads, agains
60 last week aud 30 In tho corresponding wee
4 last year. The market has been In a dn
md unintcrestinS condition, Tho new crop OF
crings amounted to Is hogshoads, and In one q
'Feen river burleys. Tho markc, has been Il
egular, and during the course of the week u dl
occurred In common and medium grades q
hurley tobacco, which has about been rccoyorc,
rhe better grades have been steady. Green rive
lllcrs have been fairly active ut previous prices
rho quotations are about MS last reported for n
Irades. Cooler weather has had no importau
igniilcance, except In fact that Il has tended /
heck housc.burn In over.crowded barns. AM
las hcen very favorable To curing. There hay
'ecn light iros's' ont no noticeable damage ha