The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06
TRADE ITEMS.


apples are shipped daily from Memphis TO Lou
isvllle. Cincinnati and Chicago.
Now York has capital Of 3l6i0o 600 In
vested In manufacturing establishments in thai
When Michigan becomes as thlckly settled as
Massachusetts, II will have l2GoiOo) inhabi
tants
A man who buys glass of beer In lowaon
Sunday renders himself lab.o to q fine OF from
81 to ".
Logan has formed company to build sor-
ghum factory having capacity OF 400 gallons
Gagged pigeons aro arriving ut the rate Of ., 100
day ut Niagara Falls, for the coming State
Sporlsmen's convention. 1t is said they are fine
birds.
New potatoes are plentiful In Bronham. and
arc selling at from IS cents to 81 per bushe,
The Western Union Telegraph company cst-
mates the number OF telegraph poles IN the city
limits of Indianapolis at about 400.
Crop acreage In Alabama, as estimated against
last year, stands. Cotton, 81: potatoes, 100; SUI
gar-cano 10; lice, ITO; wheat no corn, lilo;
The shipments OF strawberries from New Al
baay now average ilyo thousand gallons daily,
and will reach ten thousand In n few days. The
crop ID immense and the fruit very fine.
The chief of the Indiana state bureau Of stats.
tics has received from tho United States signal
service three thousand l-cont postage stamps
with which TO carry on the large correspond
onee between the two departments.
During the first year OF Its existence the Dairy
Board OF Trade OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa sold
nearly million and half pounds of butter
receiving therefor moro than half million dol
lars.
The cashier OF the Wesson mills handles over
S7O0OO0 In cash year, and dlsburses slO0,000 for
eotton and wool among the farmers In the neigh.
b0rhood The same mill shipped the other day
TO q single ST. Louis house 50, 900 worth of Jeans
The people OF Constantine, Florida, have yo-
ted sil 600 TO extend their water.works.
CHDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, May Sl,-During, the
1rst year OF It's existence tho Cedar Rapids dairy
board Of trade has sold over l,2O0.W0 pounds of
butter, for which $4,000 were paid As high
rs $4,000 pounds were sold ut ono sale. The
highest price received during the year was &C
The weather is so cold n Gratiot county
Florida, that farmers are blowing with oycrroals
There are io2 telephones at Jackson, Florida,
and In week or two there will be more than o.
The New York Herald Is building huge
chimney for electric light purposes The entire
cdinceis prepared with the latest improvements
In the electric line, and rs soon Us the chimney
Is finished gas viii be abolished
Philadelphia IL now supplied with gas ut e.
cents per Loco feet while We pay g. 80 per 1000
feet 10 our pet monopoly. The Chicago Inter.
Ocean saves $500 per year by using the i'm.
proved German student lamp and coal oil, aud
has better light than tho gas company can fur.
nish.
llLIrriE Rock. ARK. May II -To.day the
United States hSh commission car passed down
the Iron Mountain railroad with million and a
half OF young shad for the rivers " Arkan as
hnu itNhss Two nuUurcu anu MY thousand
We're put In Black river at Poplar Bulr; 5OO,OjO
In Ouachita river NJ Arkadelphia, and 500 OOi In
Trinity river al Fort Worth, Texas. Recently
Professor Baird put into the Colorado river ut
Austin, Texas 100000 herring and l,,OocOj
The Scotch International fisheries exhibition,
which opened ut Edinburgh ON the nth ult,
seems 70 have jusiided tho favorable cxpecia.
lions which had been formed regarding H.
Several parallel rows OF tables ran from end
70 end Of the hall, alordlng s,loo feet Of
lincal space for tho display OF the exhlb.
Its. Though the weather was wrelchcd the
exhibition was fairly wen patronlsei during The
nrst twodays. There wero 500 exhibitors on
tho catalogue. OF these Il wcro from Sweden,
: tho rest hailing nom France, Germany, Austria,
Russia, italy, switzerland Denmark, Norway,
Canada, the United States, and China The ca.
hibluon was, therefore, quito worthy OF It's
Tho New York World OF tho as,h MI, s,vs,
"The largest sale OF tobacco that has over been
mado In this country, or perhaps In the world,
was concluded several days ago In this city, be.
tween SAWYER Wallace Co, of No. u broad.
way, and an Italian contractor representing tho
Italian government bureau OF tobacco rrgie.
This representative OF the Italian reggie pur
chased la2h hogsheads OF leaf tobacco al the
rate O VIC hcgshead no that the bill amount.
Tho tax ON all kinds OF manufactured tobacco
Is Ice per ID; snuir Ice per 10. cigars,
per 1000 cigarettes, weighing not ovci
sisarCiics and chcroots, weighing over ID. ~,
Loo operi.oo The duty on foreign cigars /,
aho per Id aud rs per cent nd valorem. Cigar
cues same duty as cigars, Imported cigars ci.
Earoues and chcfoots also bear the prescribed
ipternal revenue tax, 10 DO paid by stamps nj
ne cussom-house. The import duty on leaf 70
bacco 10 Hc per ID: leaf tobacco siemmed, sS
per To- manufactured tobacco. a per 10; scraps
0c per ID. Manufactured tobacco and scrap,
are ahp subject 10 the Internal revenue tax 81
NC petl 10, aud inust DO packed IN conformil,
WIN Internal revenue law and regulation
soreps and cuttings, however may be With
urawn IN bult Tor use IN tobacco. snulr or
,si m ,y wishou, payment OF tho In
The sandford lfiqrida Journal SAYS, "wlhit
radius OF eight milcs OF sanford theru are yp
Orange groves with 1924, trees. These srnve
a now pnoiucc 2tolOo ofanges hut only 4 Ne
vsps ~ the trees In this radius are besrnv
wnen ths Other " per sent ccnic IN thrrr MI
70 production 81 @.UoNoVs, or a. many as ~,
snufe etais now PRODUCES Colonel Nafhbs,,
WY kev aotp from grove tina, IN siS yesf
WI p"duce AvpoWQ. General sanford, kou.
uym grow That In six years will proiu,,
Svl and - en-. And there arc thuu.snds a
W . Sss'n w pus out annually thai In ave ves :
n" Nv "'"'ons " the crop: sppo.oo1 orange