The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-06
TRADE ITEMS

NEw York city dcyous GOgoC0O oysters Il
day.
i wcniy.pouud bee, was raised in Taylor
comfy, Georgia
Tho acreage Of broom,ruru In Kansas l' re
ported nj lOLj21 Wf.s, against 900 acres lat
II lis reported that he potu,o crop Of Now
York state will be light oNIug 10 to recent DR.
weather
Davenport ships from 500 To ltt0 barrels OF
ouiuus daily.
Peach ucrs are in bloom for the second time
this your IN 'Jhc l0nl OF llo"vr,,'
litly ye.s9S, most of In,m ht,lln- from Key
West are gathering spongcs rlong the Florida
COAST
Iron deposits ON tho coast of ruuls arc cx.
pcetcd 10 g'vu ayicd between 10000 amt loO,-
coo tons year.
" c HIackwood has dried twenty tons Of
apitcots from M orchard of twelve acres, III Ala
mtdH county
a resident of shelby, North Carolina, is MAX
Ing good quality Of brandy from wnlcrmclOns,
lho present tlnN Yield In the l. tied states Ia
between 100000 AMI 800 ,loi bushels OF seed
aud about ~ 100 tons Of fibre.
An Irish gardener claims TO have grown the
heaviest bunch Of 6nck grapes IN record Ii
weig hrd - lbs Va, was two feet ong, and Of
the eros G,lllhume variety
The peach Yield from ~ Georges district,
Maryland, " Is estimated will bu LOCO 0NU bush
els From Kent aud Queen Anne counted 300
u . bushes are expected.
NlAhl lllt uNl hlN NNNlllN u ltnbln hI hUONl I'M
yards NJ the srvcrI tEug and tunnel has been
completed aud II further lcl 9Th Oi $50 yards has
| buCn nWhrd At his rate the tunnel will soon
| he finished.
| II may interest our manufacturers 10 learn
that the luikish council ot state has just
| authorized the lmrutiuuuu Of agricultural ma
| chiucry into the Ottoman Empire Tree at duly
! Cathrudc Creek, luton cuunty, Oregon IL
alive with young salmon ny hatchcd trom this
| Springs spawn The water ana weather has
| been extremely favorable hence the cNtuurdI-
| nary uumhrr
AZ lIayre itiS proposed to have u poutoh
! structure ut some distance from the land. On
board NJ which public telephones " ia b, placed
lor uSu by the shipping IN communicating with
the and
sherman " Marsh, ut the bnrnrd wire iouco
| works, IN chicago have made IN Ihc pat year
| 1000 mites of their Nurr nui sold ZOO unl
worth ot It, A the factories In the Uuitcd
states turned ouI2.GlNuu0 miles Oi tho fence
Daring lSNO kWOue produced .O}2J0 tons oi
IIuO, ~ which nearly W,ONu tons Chmo ffoN
Germany. and about two. ,hitds from upper
silcSia belgium contributed NhOlO tons, tus
laad .sON France Las and Aue,ua- Hungary
500
The corn crop In England this season is said
to be The worst known lot mhuy years On tn,
other baud, continental crops .io initly good
Mr. W, whites london Circular under date
OF August ~, says THE prospects Tor Amurl
can apples durlug the coming svHNou have NO
been 81 go,d hr s0uu time, For early ship
| Hl'NN l'NAd ~ W Nl.INN thoN " Ne NtOl NNNH'
sorts will not bc ~ itule ~ mult dutlu, transit
Then, ~ the season. advances, We shall buH1lu
u take all the iruit YOU can send
WISCONSIN Writer suys. Tho CIRuhurr,
crop Is much above the average and will "
ready to pick IN about week. The great Gran
berry marsh owned 10y y |. Case and Goyeruo
Taylor embracing about 5000 acres, will have
large yield at berries SCycnty.nvc cents pc
bushcl is offered for picking y tsSbA
| For the week ending August ~, the follow I'M
' patents wcro granted to Texas inventors. !. J
siopplc, Rolcvnlc, car coupling. ". s,urm. Gal
I weston circular railroad or roundabouts A. u
Palmer Abilene, apparatus for killing rodents
60 pehlman, willis, pillow mold board, II. W
B1som, longNlrw, cotton gin,
. The entire freight received In New Orlcau
ltnm Caliiornia nom February 18th is as follows
D Wheat H. 10 bushels; flour asst sacks. beans
+ bn1 sacks wluC ig59', casks and barrels Canne
goods &3Aa eases Chinese goods, lCaStS. silyC
ore, NOO pounds, lead, l2ttJ, Isl pounds, honey
= 10 cases, dried fruit ~ cases. blasting pOwlcl
. sW lONcS leather . rolls,
y IN the days When cotton was king many pec
pie saw the mistake vt the south In making cot
ton 80 auloCratc that Germ was dCSplSGd
Q Things have greatly changed since those times
y Us Is shown by the announcement that tn
i south this year raising moro Cutn than Its Ow
x wants require, and has also ALREADY exported
Il large amount Of wheat by way of baltimore,
. | II obvious that only very limited use hu
u | hitherto been made OF the vast agricultural r,
r. sources Of the south, aud that her fertile SO
J., VIII one day Yield crops far greater In NArict,
u Us well rs In value, than was ever dreamed ,
Il In the past,