The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
TRADE ITEMS.

Havemeyer d Elder, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
VIII have erected in about month ON the
site OF their main sugar refinery, which
burned down last winter, new imilding
costing $S,OOO,OOO, and with capacity oi
pbout o,ooo barrels OF refined sugar per day.
species OF sardine is now caught in large
humoers OIL the San Juan coast. About
un,sht they come near the shore and are
thrown out on the beach by the breakers
where they are picked up before The neYt
wave carries them back.
The farmers of Vermont and New Hamp.
ehire nave made but little maple sugar this
season. Inc shortage, however, is fully
maue up py enterprising manufacturers in
our large cities, who understand how m
reconstruct" Muscovado sugar. plncoss
and the "tailings" of NewOrleans molasss.
Lhere Is craze for cotton manufacturing
IN south Carolina, and numerous schemes
are On ,oos ior the erection of mills. A late
NUMBER OF the Charleston Courier gave the
details concerning four such enterprises. for
requisite capital. ''"'" ''''
A man on Cow creek, Tuolumne county
says the Reno Gazette, is makinr N ,nnn.,, ,
running skunk ranch. The animals 40.
erection. SO offensive to the Caucasian nos.
trlI, s highly priced by the Chinese as a
m9aicihe' ana they pay large price for Il.
Inc iowa Homestead reports that the
past winter killed more orchards than anv
previous one since that state was settIei
Most OF the halfhardy popular varistie.
are PROBABLY done for, but happily the iron.
Claus nave come safely through. These and
prospective Russian kinds must II l.
tnougnt DC the future resources, though
some say that many OF the trees supposed
" ~ ,assliy injured, may recover.
appears by the consular reports that
tne Imports OF tobacco by Great Britain
were, In 1879, 81, 900: iSs0 Si3 OK C M
1SS!, $l2SO0,OO0. In 1880 the United States
sent abroad SIG $40, 1O7 OF tobacco. and In
1881, SlS,737,0l3. OF manufac' ured tohac.
20 ; sSs amount sS was in $780, $2063 1885, and
Ihe activity in trade on the Pacific coast
Which mas been a gratifying feature of the
season In that quarter, still continues
the rush OF merchandise to Oregon anJ
WWashihgton territory" says The Sar
Erancisco commercial Herald OF a LAID
1ate, is great, taxing the several steam
.,nss % tnelr utmost in carrying the SAME
o%ss Inss The passenger traffic on the
The largest stle of Georgia gold land ava,
made has just been consumnated in ',n
con. Negotiations between DR.. Josiat
Cuftis, OF Washington, ID. G.. the renre
sentative Of the Nacoochee Mining com
pany, and an English company have bea,
Pen1ing ior several mouths past and hay,
resulted In the purchase Of nearly rh,
lt is estimated that Washington territor,
VII, this year. send abroad 355, COO 600 fec
OF lumber, 200 900 tons of coal. o0D IN
pounds OF hops. 200. 900 cans Of salmon 4
vUVOo bushel of wheat, 1900, 200 bushcl q
oMs, 100000 bushes Of potatoes. and 200
wv pounds Of wool. In carroes NJ i M,
sons Gu n, this quantity Of produce wont.
1oad over nine hundred large ships. n
Sns.e every day Of the year, except Sun
domestic fowls In France number az 0O0
pyniued ~ go 900 900. The annual ohIcte
yeIu y i0O 1900, 600, OF which 10 OO0. 600 AR,
.srved Tor reproduction. 10 OOO, 600 Arc lon lon
~ MssAse or accident, and 81, 0OO, 600 an
meseeted. The sale Of fowl. And sS o.
+ sse!ilee .bont 90, 000, 90 IN ths vesS K I'M
~ snie docs not satisfy France. and IN
lo9Inals devoted 70 poultry intsrests A.
Poinune out now the industrv csn X
3uSorupied. and Effort In that dIrsction
- - undertaken. ~''S''O"
L1ee year New Zealand sxporlsd as,,ou,
ensel peoduces worth ii,il0 90: vooi an
s'ns animal products SEQ, ". o..