The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-27
Wholesale Agricultural
GINS AND Mill MACHINERY.

wire company Fish Brothers Farm and Sprinl
: y -. !. y ~ nc26.d.M
cent The manufacturers Inv, ,its,,,.,,o., s,,,
/ ,mploycS 20 navy ~" "'V
itissaid that cenitalls,s ar, t,rri,c ,hoyr n,
tenton with nor ihnn isrsi - "'
he mineral lands Of Enrib cSi"Iino T,nvcSs az,
Y and Ceorgja and n low ycsrs ,~ii ,.,s
prolta6le deyelonmeut ~ me "'ai w., - a
/ coppcr Interesls az these st,t"s O''' nun "N'
: MS vel n little carlv for srsl.st,, soc,,,os
especially they nre bnu,bt n, Nnntre.I and
worn ncruss tLcI ntd,r yn ialjs 90 ",''
PEELED to pay duty ON clook" by bc c %..u I"
cinIs nj '"Y, iSSs 'i , '"N, S iuc ,us1Ih cin
thai they wore them on urir neTsons '''o '"'
Some time ago tho proyideure ,.onl co,rrsr,
of Providence. Rhode IslnuI wan,,f,ctnr.iI ~
he sutans 9oyeTnment Is M rinS S,,I ,, J
attachments, and have h,ld thcm in stnra
Turkey has now demanded possessi,n or 10
arms Wv
Ac;srs. W Il an lie May, orLoudou, report
the hop trade; The market is excec1in"iS
Arm with increased demand. and nriors a., =!
again higher. Medium and low ouoli,ins orr orr
readily sold at late quotations. The hon plck
ing is now done and the result shows the ,,rn,yth
to be loAs than The lowest cgifn,nto A,tnria,'
and continental are still, sdynucinr 'N'''
Mobile Register. The McNIistrf oin in,cr,
cd ana patented by Dr. A. II. McAilislet of
Union county, Misglssippl hasIwcutv-fn,r Il a.,
barrels, and discharges + d cnrirldCes a ,ni,,it,
greatly exceeding the Calling pltn I'm rxnrmti"n
aHd reliability The entire work OF ronstru"tiom
was done at the blacksmith shop on his nlSuta'
ton by Dr.. McNllistcr aud Amachinist Of bIs
own ncighh0fhoOd ''''
The New Yoit Shipping List SAYS. "Divor,i
hcaliOu of agriculture hns. dome ,Uo,
ders Tor the southern states ths YEAR
| 1t has enabled the south ia iraiso
nearly grain enough this season IN sr,,,i
! the home demand. thereby saving Ior thn r rpl
| pie Of that section $3.50 600. which thcv hnd
been accustomed annually to spend in The west
ton Of cotton. which promises 10 he nix Year
the largest crop on record with no.sihIv ana ,'
| Ccption " -
Der 1T Owing 10 tbe hnrrirSnc tbo " 49, NV"
over the Vuelta Abaio ON the M. Sth npd az,
insls, inilicting enormous damage to the crons
| buildings and railways blowing down MI hr
steamers with over 500 ,aIcs ng ''V ,nss
| best leaf DESTROYING soycrni ,l,nrso,I
| houses, among which large numh"r
of tobacco stores causing NIL the rivers IN ntor
| llow the water sweeping AWAY bridgns sccd
| lings cattle, and causing the death of a grcat
number OF people 1t is likely that thr dcnhn,'d
for the leaf will soon improve and the nar ccis
left for sale will command higher nricn. ,hs''
heretofore, Previous to the hurrr,no several
vegas in the Vuelta Absjc where The rrvsi"r
part of the last crop remained Iinsnlt ,,, ~
hands on the basis OF g3l ruld per o,,imtnI fnr a.,
lower classes. Despite the willingness of mn
ers from all quarters to operate on mn eynensi,,
scale, business was considerably curtailcd by
growers excessive prctcnsous which RANGED ~
about same prices paid last year. After lone
period of parnly 1ation, business was renewed nj
Manaanlla, whore about 5000 bales were dis
posed of 1T from sl2 50 to Is 80 gold pcf 0nintSl
lor uetmaiy ana To 5do do, for the United
States, stock left ut said place amounting to OOa
bales of assorted wrappers and filters.
The New York Herald, In the coarse of 81 Iorg
article on the subject of lager beer ana lis nJni'
,et9non' s,ys few. figure, will explain the
widespread interest felt in the manufacture of
pure beer IN THIS country. According to official
hblts, the sales of malt liquors In the United
STATES were as follows
Barrels
from May lN'9 To May !, lSS0,.,... l2,Sl0,aOO
FROM May 1850 to May |. lsSl...... Il, rs, i66
FROM May l. 1851, to May /, lSSl (rsti
maledl ,.,...,,..,............ lG OD0 ON
-
iolai IN three years ,.,...... pc. i2,g2G, 500
IN other words, about one barrel IN each la
habItanl OF this growing country. No wondor
tnht lhe brewers association Oller through the
Columns oI The Herald, reward of 81 O1a 10 nuy
one , VINO nndS authorizations in the products Of
their hreWeties. II there ara S3ii gallons Of
beer In barrel. there should be 30 rinsscs
me iSOV1,UoO barrels Of beer ANA ale consumed
py us IN the past three years. reduced To sinsle
ulinks, run up to the amazing compute,
Ho,l y, .,,v,SVo3Wl glaSseS-a phase Of ~.
,iicshinVut SO utterly beyond human Oppreca-
m hs 10 ne hb'oluloly Observation-Disclosures.
NY siounu'hg progress ct This industry can be-
s p,von 10y "n 9pGesi lDolcial data as follows
p ,sln snA III iSsV tl,"lGO special tax In
,o,G V.vhS@n VI ueaiers TAX IN 1850 SeDS19 "a: |
Snl sl.,st"IISl Barrel tax IN 1881, {l3, 937,
,Vtq3 sprylGI lax IN ISL, SVj SOS5N: dealers |
', A ~ ,esi s-o"-hs Vbi total, NS,7002il II This
wS In SHOWS All increase IN the fiscal year of
yo,w 10 o. WNlie Tue advance in the frs. nine
se1 ~ .uS yeHr closing IN the carly part of
IN NJ, ~ Ivy IVY S-,VoiHW'
vGpt ~, employed IN making beer in this
county ,U sioSvOO and while over 50 900 persons
MY unvCuy engaged IN Its manufacture. twice |
w mNnS more are indirectly interested and EN-. |
poytI The extraordinary figures Cullod from |
OmvlAl sources and the significant fact that |
ENORMOUS bteWores are being built hero us well |
Us IN lnG west warrant belief that malt liquors |
ole utsllned ~ supplent, In time the whisky !
ana brandy OF to-day, rs IN turn they |
e~2 mthe piaveol the rum and molasses Of our |
fathers leu years ago the average ron. ,
sumption of beer here was but \ tuur or 'V lem |
She average sale Is pound and u half ppf can |
itl per aunum; Of wines about n una,t
whisky SIN and rum, two gallons Will a.,
1OOM0,O people Of tho United sioirs vs t'v |
nearly l6OdOtOp barrels OF beer pcT Su T
would appear to drink about nno. III ~ suuuul'
rel each MtlliNua ,,T 4 ~ N'''7 |
tnuch ID hu, IN. .'i.'.N,'' ",'' WVll'U never |