The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-13
TRADE ITEMS.

OVER Q 0GO gallons per day is the capacity OF
Brazelton's Geneva ice-cream factory
VIM. Girardeau of Monticello, Arkansas has
shipped 80, coo pounds of watermeions SO far the
present season. -, ooo. ooo n -
One frm in st. Louis sold q, cog, Oyo fire.
crackers to be exploded OH inc rourtn Vi
July. ,,, ,,,.,,,
in winter to enjoy our mild climate, ana wh9n
spring opens they are sent home again.
The silk trade in Mecclesield, England, is
more depressed than it has been for quarter OF
century Hundreds OF weaYers have emil
There are, in Woodson county, Kentucky,
about thirty fruit trees to each inhabitant of
the county, MAJ woman and chlld, or grand
total of 25O,OOO trees. Not much of bowling
More attention is now given to Bookkeeping in
the south than ever before. The oh-fashloned
bee gum" has generally given place TO improy-
ed hives, and large increase in honey Is inc
result. ,,,,
-Four steamship lines are about TO be establish
ed from Mexican ports to other cities in Amerl-
ca and countries abroad The, yessels are 70 ny
captains, and 10 be manned by Mexican crews.
1t is stated that the latest enterprise OF the
Standard oil monopoly is to run out the whole
sale trade in the handling of oils 1t has prepar-
ed sample cases which is TO furnish to drummers
in all lines of trade with instructions TO drum
the retail trade of the country, and send all or
ders to the Standards nearest agency
The Cape Of Good Hope exported last year dia.
mOnds to the value of go, 50O, 600 The bulk went
to Holland, to be cut, and subsequently were
mainly distributed in Paris, Vienna and New
York. 1t is but twelve years since Cape dla-
monds were first exported,
A French statistician has calculated that If all
telegraph wires were tackled on end TO end tEey
would reach forty-siX times round the World.
Belgium has greater telegraph mileage i'll pro-
portion 10 its superficial area than any other
country in Europe. Switzerland comes second,
and Great Britain third. Russia has the least.
The Los Angeles Press and Horticuturist says;
''The grape crop was never heavier. end MS
many vineyards are bearing for the first time.
the total yield viii be much heavier than ever
before. The rsisin crop in Riverside last year
was about q, 600 boxes ana this year 1t is est.
mated at 90 600 boXes-nearly double. Most of
the grapes raised there are for raisin purposes.
The prospects for n good yield in sonoma, Napa,
Sacramento and the foothlll couhtles Is also
The Cincinnati rrice Current states as follows
the comparative stocks of peanuts in Cincinnati;
July l. oct oct l.
Tennessee red, bags. ............ 1915 24,Sai
Tennessee, white, bags........ lb,52l is I5
Virginia, bags. ........... 'oo @Sio
Total BAG, ................... 94o29 $4,000
Eqniyalent in bushels. .l694l5 2l806O
They do some things in Sweden that cannot
be done in this country. new development %
the timber industries las re, emily been made
near the town OF Nerkoding, IN middle Sweden:
1t consists Ia manufacturing thread for crochet
and sewing purposes from pine timber. The
process is not made public, but the products are
said TO be fine in quality, and the price Is low.
The thread is wound on balls BY machinery
and packed in boxes for export The new bust
ness it Is said, is likely to be successful one,
for the orders from all parts of the country are
so numerous that the new factory is unable TO
The PASSPORT CAde.) Sentinel says There has
lately occurred "A decided change In the sardine
business. The fish have suddenly and unac-
eountaby disappesred from dhe coast ana eid N
ing idle, and the operatives are found on the
streets looking fer work. Lack OF hsh makes a
vast difference in the business Of the town. 10
most of the inhabitants IL is their living, their
all. Scarcity of hsh also Affects very sensibly
the stOrekeepefs, as whe1 the factories are run
ming trade is good, but when they are closed tbs
stores present almost as deserted nn appearance
as the factories. As this same condition Of AZ
fairs prevails all along the coast tits impossible
TO forctell when we shall see revival In the
New YORK state has {. 765 growers ofshops, who
cultivate 20 on acres in the crop, with product
In 1879 Of q. CD. 98l pounds. NEXT comes Wis
consn with ~ growers, - acre. IN , tns
California; with 50 growers. Lib acr, and
I ,4g4Oz7 pounds production Washington
territory with IS growers, 81 acres IN hops
and a crop Of 7U3.zU pountE Michigan,
ass growers. 900 acres H. the crUp, and
product Of 2GG OlO pounds; Oregon, 20 growers
3 4 acres IN the crop. and 2f43f pounds product
OF tie View England states Vermont takes the
lead, with pa growers Of hops. 26i acres under
crop and y yield Of lO4.8JO pounds Maine
comes next. with ln growers, Zla acfes IN
hoIs and G crop Il fs.Zlf pounds. then NeF
with = growers cultiFatinE = ncres,
and securing p lj5 pounds; and nassnchn -,
with - gruWgrs p acres in hoIf. and a yitln OF
3 sq5 pounds. Only eighteen states rise hops
FOR the market and Of these. I'VE raise less thHn
III 20 pounds chCh.
wasHfxoToy, July GA. c. Landry and
Charles Langa. AZ EcW.Orleans received assur-
suces today that their process ior nsnuiaet1r-
Inr glucose was new. and could therefore be
patented Their process inCreeses thc yield Of
glucose about one-fhlrd over the presses nov
In use Thee gentlemen leave for View lork
io-mOrrOw % inspect The latest Improvement IN
machinery for manufacturing rlucose. lhelr
company WI erect a glucose factory " View Or
enus.
The following method n preserving meat i
PROPOSED. . he auiInal Il stuunf q - blow On
he lead. and bod being drawn from The iett
uzular vein. a stiunE solution q uo-ncic sea 7
rart ai bod heat = iflicCted INTO TIE sTstetn-
The hear ~ ne sfl living animal ruinTt ne I
lutiserfic fluid into 81 pefts ~ ne tgdJ, ara
he animal 4 then killed by ne sltcher n NE
iEual wy. TIE cost 4 q mere tIi1c, ana rls.ei {
rsafed IN this wEy WI keep several WeeEs ~