The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-19
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THREE are sixty orcameries In Linn county
Iowa,
The gum Of the palmetto which is found IN
abundance In Florida makes MS good ifnot bot
Ter muellage than gum arabic,
=. inc hfst stage route in Kentucky WINS eStah-
i,shed IN 1893 and extended from Lexington u
The Olympisn Springs
A Dcs MOlnes coal Arm has contracted for l. SOC
GU, loads OF coal to DO shipped 10 one irm in
Dakota territory.
The Blau artcsian well, at Milwaukee. is com.
pleted tits LEO feet d"op, and discharges -
gallons of water every minute.
An Ellsworth county man rHyed l. bushels
OF potatoes from three bushels Of seed
The Iron manufacturers in Pennsylvania nra
engaged In simultaneous effort Ia start their
works with men from outside tho unions and
nave thus far mot with suc1Css.
. The apple crop of Europe viii be universally
light this year, and liberal mporlatons from
the United States and Cauada are expected al.
though the American crop will be smaller than
usual.
Thomas McMurray, Of Jacksonville Florida
received shipment of twenty three mustang
ponies aud two mustang mules from San Auto.
gomery.
The project for the establishment Of a rolling
null Tor Des Moines with IL capital of t25O COO Is
last taking shape.
The crop of celery ut Kalamazoo this season
VIII lar surpass the crop OF ISL and 1t is now
estimated that 1t Will be LOCO tons For the post
eighteen days one ton each day has been shipped
by one shipper. The quality is excellent
There IN complaint that the grape CrOp of Scott
county, Iowa, is II failure, One of the largest
vineyards Is ut G!berlown, and the crop ia
ABOUT total loss Just MS the grapes were I'm
blossom heavy wnd-stOrm came up and
washed out the pollen, thus destroying ali
In the gulf near ApGlaChcola, Florida, assw
nsh OF immense size was captured. II was four.
meh ieet SIX inches long forty two Inches across
the BODY The saw fory-one inches long and
seven across the center between the points OF
the teeth, weighing 30 pounds
for me last three days of last week the Intor
national dlstillery, nj Dcs Moincs ground nm o .
y, bushels of grain. In this time they received
The spirits produced In this time was n 80 mi
ions and the taN paid 10 the government for this
amounted 81 6ji So
The potato crop is n fair one in Massachusetts.
al'o tc onion crop, az the drought came too late
70 greatly harm them, 1t is thought there will
De ialr crop OF apples, but the pear Crop will
be light, and the native peach crop win be a
Total failure. A good crop OF native Cranes ia
expected, ana an average crop of cranberIies.
INC Jacksonville Times Of the 18th SAWS. IL liz
astartling fac, that over one half orthe vogrta'
Dies exposed for sale In our city market ycster
uay came from the north. This includes cah-
Dnges' bceA, onions, tirnips and Irish potatoes
, there %a great demand for bet,or local yegets-
The hop crop Of the United States indicates n
small rate OF yield. about 365 pounds per acre on
over H1'VO acres reported In New York The
Total acreage Of the state now slightly exceeds
autD acres. The indications point to a product
OF not more than $4,000 bales OF 80 mounds in
that state The area Of the Wisconsin plantation
mas decreased, The breadth OF Pacific coast
crop mas Increased, with present conditions IA
yOrablo, "
The English A. the best customers for Amcr,.
can canned salmon, Most of the Sacramento
river salmon go 10 the Atlantic cities. hut Liver.
pool draws the bulk Of It's supply from Oregon
tscIdifcct nom the Columbia river, or through
san Francisco. The Frazer river salmon nil ri
10 England direct IRON Victoria Last wear the
frazer river sent 10000 cases to Europe II Is
expected that rs many more will he canned
mere thiS season for the same market The Co
lumhla river sent SSO, eco cases direct TO Europe
Tor The year ending March a. Thus far mia
season thtco c0rgOes have been cleared direct
from the columbia river for England with QS, 80
cases " ~ ~
The wool clip Of the United States now rench
cs nearly 8O0O'00O0 pounds, valued n, about
sUWWVO avery impOrtuntiCm In the nations
wealth, Tho imports were only 81 900 900
against 10000 900 In 1850 The supply for the
mus, so far MS these figures show for each of
the past TWO years, was about equal or say OF
foreign ana domestic about $4,000 Zoo pounds
10 TINS may be fairly added m equal amount Of
cotton, shoddy, mungo, extract Lutte and other
substitutes so TINT the American wooden
mills used IOOOOO,OOO pounds of raw material
inc statement may nstound some readers, but
ot It's correctness In gross there can loo no ron
sonablc doubt ~"