The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
JOBBERs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NOTIONS

Distillers association pays a bonus of twenty
cents u gallon on oil exported whisky. and =
trick worthy Of All sin has. grown ont Of the
practice, Wicked distillers would ship whisky
at low rate 10 points like Demerara, or Port
Nassau and, without unloading II refreight II to
the United states. Tho entire cost of this pleas
ing proceeding would not be more than i've
cents q gallon, leaving II clear profit OF niteeu
cents on each gallon exported. The government
Will not Interfere with tho men engaged IN thls
bogus traffic except to see that no revenue laws
are violated.
Some friends of humanity in Chicago have com.
menced shipping the dressed carcasses OF beef
cattle to New York and Baltimore, They are
able to retail beef In those cities ut ~ TO 6 gents
per pound aud make money ut H. The Phila
delphia Record hopes that their bencilcence may
not be restricted "a Baltimore aud New YORK,
The taste of cheap beet In Philadelphia, 1t says,
Is q forgotten sensation.
The window glass department of the La Sale
glass.wurks has been closed for some time, and
will not 10 opened soon, The company intends
20 continue the manufacture OF bottles, there be-
ing greater profit In this line than In any other
Most OF the men engaged in the window glass
manufacture have LEFT, or are leaving, for other
points-Rock Island, Pittshurg aud ST. Louis
II Is said that very little pure honey comes 10
market II is adulteratcd largely with glycerino
aud glucose, the former particularly. and is
sometimes entirely spurious, being made OF
glyCerine, glucose or sugar With essential oils,
and sometimes the comb itself is artificial.
Starch is often added, aud chalk, plaster OF
| Paris aud clay arc sometimes used In increase
| the weight The white appearance Is not
necessarily Nu indication Of manufacture. The
hest und newest honey OF tho spring season If a
clear liquid contained In II white comb.
OF the %, 500 600 acres of taxable land in Mis-
| souri, Ii Is Thoughts at least 100000 are IN cora
this year that with an average yield Of 40
bushels per acre will make the aggregate of
that crop about li0,00OU00 bushels. The area in
wheat is put down ut 100000 acres, that with
| ,sipll Nal al liahnig--npI IlrpVuhnnt
immense districts 1t was much more--will ng-
gregate 100000 bushels; this at - cents per
| bushel would bring i3l. $4,000. the corn at n
cents would bring 500 00,O0O. or the two crops u
total Of Sl35, 100000, which is u return OF more
than SIS per acre In one season on the lhud that
| produced them, This Is u wonderful common
| tary on the produCtiYcnes5 and agricultural re
sources Of what someone has been pleased 70
| designate as poor old Missouri
The Cincinnati Price Curfeat contains the FOL.
| lowing There has been considerable Increase
| In the number of butter and cheese factories in
| the west this season, but Notwithstanding this
| the price of creamery butter has never fallen as
| low rs " dld last year. anu on the contrary II
has ruled about 10 TO 20 per cent higher, This
| would seem to indicate that the consumption OF
| creamery butter has become more general al
| the expense of the dairy or ladlc packed but
| ter, but we observe that the latter has also
| ruled higher In price and the better grade,
| especially so, II is asserted by son,c that moro
creamery butter than usual has been put into
| cold storage, but how much truth there Is In
this 1t is dinicult TO determine and, again, 1t IL
| said that dairy or ladlc.pncked is held back In
the country to m unusual amount but that also
| Is one Of the elements OF uncertainty In the
trade lfsnch Is the case It will deleriorate In
, quality the longer 1t is held and probably make
, Il loss for the holder In the end
The Sea World Of Baltimore, states that the
decreased oyster supply nj that port is largely
due to the heavy shipment OF small oysters tt
Europe aud OF seed oysters TO California, thai
state alone taking this year over 800 carloads,
equal 10 1000 barrels Averaging about 1000 nys
tors each, The oysters shipped 10 Europe att
about the size Of silver dollar, and for thes,
the growers receive about 81 per hushol, Whit
the seed for California are only about one yea
Old and are less than Onehalf the size Of those
sent to Europe, and for these SOC. per bushel I,
the average price paid to the growers The Oys
tiers for Europe are about two and II half years
growth, and for California one years, while Il
raise tho large oysters required for the market
OF this country II taEca from four 10 seven years
and these command from elml50 per bushel. o
about the same ~ oysters raised for foreign
shipment In less Than Ouc-hali the time, aut
only about double price paid for the CaliiOmi
seed, which require only one'fourth to on'
seventh of the time
rho Boston Advertiser contains the lOllowiu,
The south has lumber resources which for Ia
present may no considered iuoNhaustible. Al
/ kansas, ioL instance, is supposed To have Il
$50 600 feet o! pine; Alabama, Is, $50, 00 "
feet Mississippi, l120nt0O00O feet louisiaua
S2&0Q0ll feet; Georgia, lG,77s oO00O fee
4 The coal aud iron resources Of the south NJ
/ very great and have scarcely been touChe,
A The south has ~ cotton mills with Il capital
, tn2il,iSO and i,2j1, 100 spindlcs and 2,
, looms hardly less important is the attentiO
a now paid In the south to fruit crops, farm al
+, mails, poultry, and kitchen Vegetables And
y the present year has been exceptionally pr
linc, all the transportation companies dor
business with the south expect 10 have IN VI
commonly brisk autumn, II is notorious IA
that the south avoids business speCulatious. NJ
, that II tries hard to work with lis own capita
" III this latter respect IL is not rs independent
, the west where money was easy nj q per cen
/ while II was Mt : In Boston, and not abundant
: that Hut the present season bids fair 10 na
!, tho south nearly independent and to give he
j., turn To the business " the whole country, N
a time is probably past forever when the sou
!, will import breaiStuiS, and the umo Is II
" prOachiug when II viii, export corn AMI wheG