The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-08
TRADE ITEMS.

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lne ieAa5- meAlcai telegraph line ha.
oe T h,iisheu 10 Lareuo'
ing maSsaGnusetls mouse OF representa-
"t w. Is " pe i'sntreu ny eleclrlcity'
Wisoii county FARMERS hre going 10 make
aspeciaily Oh castor beans this year.
Frost on the Oonstock has penetrated
nInins siu.ls ~ leet, ireezing dripping
""Ssl u. 'nnI uePtii rom the surface.
neaiiy n'iie iiiliioil poulius OF coral nave
o osei .nnei, vi a PAM NEAR the httie town
VI poiaooa' oiehy, Wl'hiii the past ioui
Years .a.
f-ooiiie o,tlAeiis Vi Ialher county VINO nave
oeeil reaulI9 tle consular reports Tor 1881
arg AIMING up sciienle Vi ostrlch farming.
iasI SEASON. olat ,on oNg shipped loO,OVU
p ouiius VI Sr TX ioo,oVV pounds OF straw
pellles anu iVV,Vyu peunus OF tomatoes.
New, MeXlco Dius iair TO be second only
w ~ vi w., ne piouu1'ioh vi copper.
70 pGaoIeu 'iie naioe9 WIRE patents VIII
con 81 "'''' " 'no on''eo o'"'es supreme
eouis. IL, =. D,.,
~ 80 iG ~, iu rioIlua t.at inc orange
,u So' niii0m WY 1VlipPeu vi tlelr leaves III
, rooo, n,'u mriion pore very NIUE lrult me
present year, are now loaded down with
p ciU ihuica'inS al ENORMOUS yield next
iaii. ..,.
Late ESTIMATES iiuicate that nearly u
union acres oi rrehch vineyards have
peell turhea 10 other uses ana that more
tlah tWorthirdS Oh ihe remainder are more
OF Tess aliecleu ny me phyiloXera' Every
wi'eie II, th i vine u,s'ricts Wlnulasses are
~ WITH CleaiihB up the shrlVeled and
placke e stalks Oh the vines to be carted
away yTi ior llrewoou.
, ine eApoTe ilioycnleilI OF domestic pro-
uuce lroIh NeW lorH curing the past week
III. hnlnn
S',T0,loi, usaiHSI So,o<o,Zoo Tor the same
week last year Inc shipments OF bread
siuns were lar, but the movement of pro
VISION was somewhat lighter than the pre-
o,oSo WevN' maiie ti'o eAporis OF petroleum
Gnu oo H,, uu1't SNOW silSht increase.
w, ] ~, ny . ~ at ga ports rom New
az 40 oo9 Gor ~ to v1nipared WIN
IsSii 49, -'' ''' '''0 corresponding period OIL
~ ,,,...;,, A., ...
~ sus'a,,, .lie movement 10 make Chl,
oaSo az oiui.'eIaten port Oh the second
1 ,' oIi i oPa.!lulhg mas transmitted
~ ash,ns'om STATISTICS Which show that
1911 .mv a. a' umI vieurances last year eX'
p HeHIeJ IN nu,noer those Oh new York,
h Ina anu o"ii. rrahcisco com
o' nnnthor sbion, - ~
yhite ash th;I ,i,,n y, Lane MlV a ian
u,as ~ e', T ,,,'H Sohsis',ng Oh IoS,VVp
Week ' bv the state sah On rr.uay oil last
commission will shin some 1' Iand. Is"p nc
in few dovs tn he , u, pI' sdiion
Should the speees succeed we'll thS w ,i9e u.s.
o,,;,a ','o ,,i, Guooeeu we'll TINS WIN DC
qulse IN acquisition for Lake county
waters.
The dried fruit produced from seven acres
to San Francisco m.rchant tor w., I@' s ,v,,,
sum of $500. The same merchant mid
another grower Al zoo for the nrnS,ntt '', ~,
1--WE acres, and another leading firm bought
80 on '''N" "''s 'o'
mo En,l;sh vo;o,ts aud ,,oos,,,o. =,
oor,,',o,, ,tsn ~, mo,Sn,' anu measures III
tural produce are thus defined: A truss OF
straw, ~ pounds; truss of old hay after
September /, % pounds; truss of new hay,
W POUNDS. Ihirty.sx trusses constitute a
load. ohe stone OF butchers meat is eight
pounds, An ordinary stone is fourteen
pounds, quarter is twenty-eight pounds
u hundred.welght is four quarters, or IL
pounds, a bushel of flour lfty-six pounds, a
sack OF Hour, or five bushels, is 80 pounds.
In dry measure three bushels equal one
sack; OF grain four bushels twelve sacks
equal one chaldron; eight bushels, or two
SACKS, equal one quarter, and five quarter,
equal on. load
iuc iVNclpls anu tApOTls VI Uuttcr NJ NtN
York since May | Qhe beginning of In,
trade year, compare us follows:
Receipts, Exports
pkgs. lbs.
Tor week ending Feb ~, lh,lSS 1857
s si week III iSsi"''..'''", y lp TI2l.
same timws !, q, iS9n Ggt
T6c recain;s .n ,di, oy,cr;a - 100" !.
New York since Wav con,rorn es Cd
lows, ''f' 90 ava
heyelp~ Exports
For wcop cpd,,, Fob % PSnssSS, 'us; II.
same week In ISL .',..'' i,sss 40 Is,
Aimee Nay /, lSsi, SOlli5 i9SoSi "a
same time last year. ..,,.. 2,6Sgiu liG,672, 10
For the first time in the history of tn,
produce business the price of potatoes ha
become so high as to call for and admit 0
the introduction OF potatoes from Grea
Britain ut q reasonable profit TO shipper
after payment of freight and duty of /
cents per bushcl. Even then they can b
sold at from 80 to 10 cents per bushel, a
against VI to Sl.2O for domestic stock. Tn
hrst lot OF 2tWC bushels arrived from elias
gov, ON the Manitoban, Monday, aportioi
OF which was shipped directly west, sixtec
carloads being sent forward Monday. Tn
crop In Scotland was unusually large thi
year. The potatoes are OF fair size, and d
not differ greatly from domestic common
stock, They are, however, inferior /
choice rose and prolihcs, and will not atlec
the price Of the latter to any great extent
The price Of seedlings, Chenangoes, an