The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-14
JOBBERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
NOTION s.

bonls IN ,,lo,.oJ oonuip, oh srrios nr which
i 90 Hno ol w. ~, ~ ~, IN
M lVVvuv cans "Ie put w. r,,r, uao
Lug 'ne sv"som az 'nu vuiuen ~" IN, '"''o'! 'V'
hS n a,e y" ny SAM o.,,,
disnnS.oran i n, TSlo ~, ANA IN uonoStea1
Hasns s,, IN I, Mn az NJ f
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H"y III wv Hue d i 20 o.. i
nss ""y m'on tne pIu az S'go nnnn in TeV nT
| clans have becn Skinned 10 New York caught
| an ihis hod '
III n uS DcG Tho frs, ree months or 1880 7l2 SO
arrnn s,e n,s' nv vor i,,uoras IT. ta
i'njt.I S,o,rS sro,n G,cot Rrifoin and Toroda
I Tho cron this year In tbe I'nited statcs ives
snnb npnmi.n 80 e s,rc,,,n ,,,her LII bsto
moor Show '''''' N'O 90 '''''N
cn,nn"rsNr, ,tote,nout of tho rroduction NJ
anthracite conl far ,bc ,yrat rndinn INV M
| shows 7o7 40 ions against Ga gG9 IONS in isJ
an NJ ~ ~ ans and ,0r ~ rn,r ,ro,
Iaunarv / IN MI, 1sso 10 sgI 30 tspe a,ain"i
10 hTT IA far th" same limo In ISL on in6s'oaso
of iii62g tons -.----. -
A sunupinr turtle WAS cniTTi In the passoic
river mi PATERSON New Jrrssv Tho ntbnr dov
that weighed n little over thirty ponnds 4
man weighing 100 pounds stood on lis back
while il cr,wird rnnidly over Tho door onn,rr,,t
ly withour any trouble In the body were found
100 eggs with shells os hard "s hens COOS. Tbnv
were about M inch md half in diamsicr nc mvE
ly circular. and MS wIiteand translucent as nor.
celain
Samuel Wilnots report on Canada fish brood.
ing for 1881 Is publishcd The total olIoniitv or
Young fry of Mi kinds turned out of III" scvsroi
hatcherics I'm the sprIng of 1851 was "a 40 0oo
The total number OF fsh eggs laid down in The
hntchcIies Inst lall was 53,gs3 900 The trv
turned out since Tho oncning Of The bo,chor;ass
have reached 10 aI53 O6 and The eggs laid down
since the openinp numbqr ITO 40 0o1 Tho Total
humber of salmonidm Inns been l05 3i5 O0o sud
OF FRY percidp I2MO0OJ
A salmon was caught in the Penobscot near
BuckSnort Me thn oihnr dav ,Lot M III III
inches long md wrighna iGn
pounds. TWAS tagged AS follows: "sormon
No 1876 This was A female torped octnhnr
rs, 1850. and dismissed n few DAYS later welsh.
| ing 7S pounds and measuring M inchrs in
length She had lust Welded ponnd IL onncne
| of spawn which wouii make hrr vvoirb hnioro
| spawning o pouuds : ounces y tn56tbcr rnl
| Gently caught was marked November IA isso
and thrn weiyhnd NJ nounds pccn n,, ,,s"i
| Junc Or ISS1 II watched IL. nnuudS nnd w.
| in good condition. "'7
the manufacture Of cheese which now n1ovs
so important a part in the dairy industry of n"ar'
been learned Inv The Englisb from fhe Ronna nS
about the Christian eTn, There are many dinnr'
| ent kinds and qualities of cheese vorvin. in
richness from cream cheese, made entirely of
cream, TO the famed Suffolk, made of milk
| three times skinned" With but one or two
exceptions, all the celebrated varieties of other
countries have been iransplanted to The United
States aud although they are OF fine flavor and
splendid quality they do not acquire by AGE Tho
| fichess of flavor that English cheese do
| An old tobacco dealer says the Havana tohnc
co has been robbed of its character through the
use of fertilizers which has been applied TO the
| soil and the leaf In the greed to make more To-
bacco, and, therefore, make more money The
peculiar character of the Cuban tobacco he said
was derived from the natural, unambitious cul
| tivation II received but To make more weight of
| leaf they have stimulated the soil so that The
tobacco smells of everything but its own ia
yors.
The number of farms In the United States in
1880 was zoos, 90z of these 2,gSi, 500 were oCcu-
| pied by owners; 322 857 were rented at A fixed
money rental, and 5O2, 2ii were rented for shares