The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-28
EXPORTS.
RAILROAD ITEMS


GOULD said 10 New York reporter the pro.
duct of the southwest this year was very large
aud tho business situation highly encouraging
The cotton crop Of Texas wuud rench 5000
bales, aud that state had produced Nh Immense
crop OF corn aud wheat Texas was now cX.
porting more cattle and wool than ever before.
Kansas has big crop, ana the same Is true of
the middle section of Intermediate states. In
the southwest railroad rates are being main
tanned aud the roads are doing q good business
There Is u heavy immigration aud large nun.
her oi people are going In by New Orleans and
Galveston.
Speaking Of the irou troubles Gould said tho
chief difficulty was In regard to TIN Bessemcr
steel industry, which had u capacity for
much greater supply than the present mil.
road building of the country demanded The
iron Interest was not depressed, aud he under.
stood II IN he doing fairly we'll. The Vulcan
steel works OF 81 Louis, would probably shut
down partially until they cnuld adjust their diff
fcrcnccs with the lahorcrs, hut there was Il de.
maud that would keep the mills running II not
lull time, partially, Mt least.
Speaking generally OF the railway situation,
Gould said the roads were never In SO good y
condition to do the business OF the country Us ut
present rs they had all taken advantage of tho
prosperity OF the last few years tO perfect their
equipments nui put them Into hrstClaSs order.
lie tnil that on the Wabash system
the average fut fuel last month had
h,rn only II - per ton In the cu.lro
which was sutpisiugly low for IN article that
cnl rcd 80 largely lnin The cost " operating the
inhi' onli said that there was little Wabash
pircfrds och m TIE market About slb Co., OOO
@ The 'rceWas cid In Europe, and II was prao.
&c l,y rltuerd.
cry ~ MtXJro Nov. 21-Tho opening Of au
lnyortant BREACH NJ The Mexican Central rail.
way, which plSces Tho great mining region OF
GusnsNuaiui IN uou nunl alton with the national
capital " hrlug uol thrilod with great splcudor.
An vycursinn tjn from Mexico 10 GuanaNuato
INCLUDED four carriages aud tue directors car.
The party numbered about iA1 people, repre-
tcnllrv the rove fuNcnt anil the railroad aud
commercial irtcs, IT. of tho country Attached
70 no engine Ia font wasa hgure OF Liberty
hulAiCs tho jorrh oi Progress, and on
9 thsr side Mexican and American
nas. Populations Of towns and cities
through which the train moved turned
ru, en- nsssc. Al Msrhl the Wis.
ijoB entered horsc.csrs aud were driven 10
Oiunsxuato followed by thousands OF people.
1ht reduction works aud residences all along
The fDnts were Illuminated Guanan uato pre-
pntch grand spoctacle The streets were
crowded the Public Garden and Almeda were
prnu,cly decorated with Chinese lanterns,
government buildings. business houses aud
There Vas display Of nre~ofss a military
parade aud a grand banquet The party arc
the quests Of the city. 4 grsnd ball wa, gwen
tonight Rudolph Fink. general manager, re.
ceived hearty congratulations, The party viii
return To Mexico on special train ON Thurs
dsy.
ST Iouts. Nov, % Hon John Q. Brown,
general solicitor OF tho Gould southwestern sis-