The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-27

Of five apricot trees for s55. Taking las trees
the averagel 10 the acre, this would bring the
rseeipts up TO sl,l0O to the acre.
A Florida paper says that within radius OF
eight miles OF Sanford, in that state, there are
xsy2 orange groves, containing los, 235 trees
ana, although only per cent. of the trees are
now bearing, they produce ., 500, 600 oranges an.
nualiy The entire state is said to produce s.,
600 600 oranges
saw-mills were 1rst used In Europe In the
fifteenth century Before that a man who
believed.
4 deadly, enemy has attacked the telegraph
cables In the Indian ocean. IL is u slender
nesh colored worm, from IL TO az inches IN
length, and provided with curved cutting tools
thM speedily eats 1t way through the hemp,
sneeung, ana guttapereha, and penetrates the
copper wire, causing dead earth" fault
Canadian advices from the fishing districts on
me Atlantic and ST. Lawrence coasts deicribe
hshing OF all kinds as thus far very good. The
salmon and lobster fisheries were much him
dered by cold storms and heavy freshets. but
salmon are now very plentiful In the Saguenav
and Labrador districts
Ex:uovern0r Stanfords famous breeding and
framing farm on the Southern Pacific railroad.
forty miles from San Francisco. comprises about
!, W acres, and Is provided with everything
Which horse could possibly desire. The stables
proper cover an area OF over 500 feet in length
ana 10y ieet IN breadth, aud furnish accommoda.
men are employed
:, twenty i've electric lamps are being placed in
inc mining exposition building AT Denver,
Mhich u 70 open next week. Utah has contrib
u,eu Diock of refined silver valued ut $3.50 o.
ihere are three samples of high grade ore
weighing over Il ton EACH
NJ, mulberry culture began In California in 1854
ING nfst silk worm eggs arrived here In 1863.
Al 1000 there were obtained some $50 lbs of
cocoohs. lnlStS the product was ,9O0lbs. In 1870
more IMAM = million of mulberry trees were
growing IN the state Yet the census bureau
report says that silk raising In California II
slinost extinct, owing 10 tho reaction against
speculative mania.
me consumption of Mania hemp during the
urhl SIX months of this year." says the Boston
commercial Bulletin, "was liz, Ana bales. against
,lVe7 bales In 1881, 81 32l IN 1852 and &c, Sol in
Ioiu Inc estimated production the present
year is put AZ about 10000 bales, but up IN July
a., vi we present year consumption in the United
STATES, England and elsew ere was 2l7. 500 bales
while the receipts at Mania were only 1oI's1,
Oalos, or about q, CO., bales less than The con.
sumption The production, which in the early
parl OF me year was considerably less than tha
VI insI year, has been steadily gaining upon
!nat OF last year, and up to July 10 the produc-
uoh was only 100 bales less, being 2O7 C6s bales
ags'nst 2l4,OCO bales last year, while at Nay i
.ns ngures stood At l21,00O bales this year.
sgahN lfS Ooo bales in 1851 or q, $50 bales short
nn hought, therefore, that the production this
year may be forced up TO that Of last
year. rms Is, however, In the opinion of good
Judges, a forced production, and cannot con.
Nnuo. therefore II Is claimed that the con.
sumption VIII have to decrease. The high
prices VIII, OF course, have their effect and
oonsumers VIII have to employ more Sisal r
some other substance, bat none which is now
Known can fully supply tho place OF Manila"