The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-06
e EN- IN 60 establishments produced Jew.

EMPLOYED In 60 establishments produced low
elry worth s3.6I0S25. 'N''
during the past three years, ivory has risen A
ai ss' w per cent IN value and pearl, which
aiso largely used In hating cutlery and othe
gt 1us, mas advanced very materially I'm m
same period The Manila shells, which are In,
a rasI sources OF supply, could be bought 10
20 os, per hundred-weight last May, hut In De
GENDER they realized from eli l5s TO lio ms
per hundred weight. During the past H.,
r aa,ahs the value has increased from flGo /,
r WHY Sh a. 80 per ton At the London sale
Mnlen mas Just been held, the quotations wer,
rather lower, but pearl shells were again IN
great demand, and the high rates CHARGED bI
cutters VIII be maintained Cutters ocrnsionaly
very , across valuable pearls in the shells a
FOUND by Sheffield workman,
Inc returns of the foreign trade of British
d iiuia uurlns The last fiscal year reveal n de-
cn uou both in exports and imports
compared with the business OF the previons
Twelve months aud this, TOO Observation-Disclosures
e,,a. .aat year had likewise been largely I'm ex
eess Oh ils predecessors. The Increase is over sx
NJ Ss. 9i rupees, or about f6( 10000 over that
reachod H. me excess OF exports over imports
n oavneu the enormous total of 324 croes of ru
pe .i, Inc receipts of kerosine oil from Tho
a oihi.cu states nave been quite heavy havina
o aivahGed from Us 75S gallons In S7G77 10 soos
pros s"mons III ieSl-S2, The exports Of Indian
than 10 peT cen, w crpea 9i rupees or moro
figures The highest Sa,n of the previous SaaE
ane puise raw cotton renkinww was mat OF gram
hneln u wheat which is inxo, next me snip,
~ grain and pulse, h0'uied uhuer ,Ie
heavily, amounting to m $50 ir", ,sscd very
IAN advance of lG6 =, man 10 I'm ma ionp
ne preceding oor conl cnmDOred with
bisinc.eat P Tb c enns,s assIuncd " for
,-a y SO arc the deficient crops In this coun,
NY at arrangement of trade hero consequent
teflor transportation facilities, and low rates VI
ocean ireights The question Of whether these
shipments of wheat from India TO ito United
fhlngdom, France aud Belgium can CoQ,lule In
lace OF unrestricted composition fpm this toun
Wy - exciting no little discussion in England.
ing impression ~ that the reduction OF railway
Irrelghts on the Indian roads must Argely tend to
lav9r us continuance. Meanwhile Il ~ difcoy.
oteu mat the exports Of wheat for the tTst quar-.
VT OF he year exceed the II eptionally heavy
SUI .,menls of the corresp ..nding period Ia 1851
Dy more IN IN Is per cent: The shipments of
opium exhibit fallirg off, due to the more &C.
i've competition 81 the Persian aud Chinese
grown drug, ttu decrease being 1862 chests val.
ued al ll0 lakhs. Raw silk has been shipped In
less quantity, owing to tho competition Of the
silks OF Europe China, or Japan, The tea In-
dustry appears nov to be III u fairly prosperous
condition, owing in part to growing trade with
this country and Australia. During the last 8
years the exports have increased IS per cent
and, Notwithstanding the prevalence of low
prices, IL per cent in value. The total number
OF vessels entered and cleared at Indian ports
from and - foreign countries was large than In
any OF the previous years, and the aggregate
tonnage rose ii per cent.