The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-20
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Canned whale is nov ~ tic market.
The orange CT u OF Lousiine is reported TO be
good. -, Notation.
NAM persons in he vicinity of Ta'lahas'ee
ar, preparing IN engage In the cultivation OF
figs for comm ercial PURPOSES. =, " o,s ;,
The locality around bany, N. Y, expects 70
Curnish two million cabbage hea ms seasoo.
Che arst cotton a yer rsi't d in Montana Is now
growing in q garden near Heler a. m
The largest crf amery Ill the worlu Is AZ "es'
Andoyer Ash,abu'a county, o.
The @ ,op OF cabbage will be larger ana better
In the vicinity of Chicago than 1t has since the
advent ofthe imported cabbage worm.
wear he received 90 001 co ats vests aud ptnta-
looms. of which number he sold $1,000 ana 4oool
We redeemed. go ,,,
decide 10 build 100000 mai mill Bay WV
and will employ 500 men. Z he nuilG'Dg VIII o.
lut mp at once, and the tir.t nails msoe ana
de iv, red by January lst, 1884. :,
A salOonist OF Dodge CITY recently r.ceiyeI
) 70 uarrels of liql II in one consig ment Inc
ouor ira fic in Kansas is fslipg off q since the
prohibition law Iook effect.
Thu, culture of peppermint has been INT o.
duced Into Mississippi for the purpose OF pro
ducipg oil The experiments maze nave Deen
very So isfactory, and mapy think the raiser,
If pe,ve mint III New York ana Michigan Will
bn obiigf 10 give up the business.
Stock farmers In some of the western coun-
ties Of Texss are prenaring TO try The eXperi,
mtnt of raising Bermuda grass II Is c'aimeo
that IL will grow With less moisture man any
Florida uaDer predicts that figs will he
come as common and as useful article OF 1000 10
southern sta es as they are ~ many countries ~
Asia and Africa. II ates that hgs were the
n re-, fruitful be ltrodueed IN thu sou H. and the
last To be a. precia!ed. The trees flourish on
almost any kind OF soil, and larely iail To pro-
duce Ia &c crops.
turrr after con ,ItatiOu with some OF the prom
iDent business men of Union G.. who are IN
rested IN starting q cJit)n factory there, pio'
aiditi ID to " hat had aireajy been taken, woul1
M ke somethi over el00. GOD supscrlDeu
Mackerei are remarkably scarce, ano com
mand unusually high prices, the eaten being
he m ,ckerel cat h of the New England feel
amnun ed O but 9s.457 barrels, against 26o OS1
barrels for The same time in 1857; ~ VA osTIes
H. tue IN" time IN 1881 ana loS1Ui oardS h 81, II,
he first W., IN September footed no but 4 2i5
bsrr /, against 1873 % barrels for the same time
las yea aud % 273 barrels Tor the sam pme In
1891 Tue cd catch Is good one, ana su pies
n b.. ring. tout white-fsh. and salmon are
FIN the present outlook. comments a Port
land oregor paper u .eems MAJ W snar r ne
ga ifornia al the year through the potat
crop in IN vicinity is very poor. The princl-
pal supply OF The city comes from fow-
glPS valley, anu tltTc fSa' INV. wv
small and few in Il hin. One farmer there
VINO mas 30 acres Of patato lad year or two vs
r ceived ~ 40 tor his crop ear ne VIII re.
may prove feiter but there is but little hope OF
any adequate supply.
several arge cheeses are be ng menufac'ured
at DR.. l. L, Nights factory In Whitastown N.
Y. One white CHEESE, weighing 2 20l pound, y
Going 10 n ew Haven, Connecticut Three col
ored mammoths, weighing 1900 pounds each
are defined for The foreign market There is
1lso one of 100 pounds weight, which is Tor
sale This was made for he purpose OF testing
tie question whether such al &c masses OF curd
can 6e cur, ~ the hcop, TIE result was en-
lirely stisfectory aud all OF these giant cnesse
axe, are now cured in thsir original hoops
rhe came fac'orv Is also making 400 sage
G. eeses oil toe regular shipping weight on an
or'er The inquiry has been made OF ~.
Wig II whether h. can make n cheese that I'll
weigh tent s. lie has conf iently responded
iba, he car. bu. would not undertake to do 30
this sesson, as Il mi. hi he ditiicu,tio get the
milk. He serees, however, = undeIlskS one
thai 81 All wei al six tons n the parties desire
hin 10.