The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
THE DALLAs WEEKLY nERALD TnrnsDAY sErrEMnER 4 1a

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pfOtOunO N N kaOlln bit not SAT- npd, ho sUi
specimens ~ New York importer NJ inn0f
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Tho ffnl shipment from llaywgfd9 OtllfJf
hlf W ftll was ~ f0llOWg Fruit flfWarlct
dndnf the month ~ June 20l 1908 pounds our
lug the mouth NJ July, L2lSTm pounds IN,
| shpfnouts fuf the same mouths NJ last year
were for tune as 9ls punnds aud iO1 PSI f1t tho
month Of July, showing n total Increase This
senson for The two months Of ~ ~ pound, OF
over Oh tons.
enormous traffic, II Ia not confined 10 fruits but
Includes fish and vegetables IN great quantities.
During the present season the Cannerles baYO
formed u combination the effect Of which Is 10
keep the prices more under their control. II Is
| estimated that the aggregate pack OF this year
| will be about the same as that OF 1881, which was
/, 1907 Ol cases. OF this 200 900 cases were con.
sumed In the state and 000. 900 cases exported.
| The salmon pack In California Is somewhat less
| than usual, but the pack on the Columbia river
| and farther north is slightly greater The whole
salmon catch of the coast is about $4,000
cases.
4 New York exchange says 1.-The receipts OF
hops At this port during the season will proba
by foot up in round numbers, say 0Ot 90 bales,
and the exports TO Europe, say 35OO bales.
After deducting $500 bales which will more
than cover the whole stock here, about 60 900
bales remain as the apparent deliveries to home
brewers. The probabilities are that England
will take nearer 40 0JO bales than 30, 900 the COM
ing season, and that our home consumption will
be heavier as well. We fail to discover that
any one Is anticipating crop equal 10 that OF
1884, and If hop-growers do not well feather their
nests again the coming seasonit will be their
own fault"
Up to Saturday, Angus 49, the following ship
ments Of melons had been made from the points
named in Missouri Morley 420 cars Bodgett |
1863 cars; Dlehlstadt, ll5 cars; Bertrand, 30 cars
Charleston and Melon switch, Sc cars total S3i |
cars.
In Laclede county. Missouri, all the orshards |
are loaded down with the finest crop of apples
ever grown. The varieties known as bell flow
ers, winesaps. Ben Davis, and genitings are es-
pecially fine. but AS farmers have not givea at
tention 10 shipping their fruit heretofore, they
want purchasers who understand the gathering
and shipping of their crops to come into the
county and buy the crop on the trees
The monthly report OF oil operations during Au-
gust to be published by the Bedford, Pennsyl-
vania Era shows the following totals COM
pared with July: Wells completed during Au-
gust, 253 wells completed in July, 100; new pro-
ducton during August 1904; new production
in July, 20S, $50. OF the above over 300 pro
duction aud III wells are in Cherry Grove dis
trict alone. In new work there is shown 204
wells drilling aud 29S rigs building, against 2i9
wells drilling and 1853 rigs building the previous
month, a decrease of 20 per cent. The average
production of new wells in Cherry Grove is 2G9
barrels for August against 33i barrels in July.