The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
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Very truly, THos 7. STovALL.
TrtADE rrEsIs


The peanut nrop OF Tennessee, which IL
beginning to come in, IL the pest ioi
Paper gas.pipes are among the new I'M
yent.ons 10 bs brought into use IN the neal
future.
Mr.. James d. Boyd. OF Concord Ess'
Tenuessee, has just grown gourd wninh
ia i've feet eight inches 10 circumiefenct
and holds eighteen gallons.
The German shoemakers in Paris have
a large society among themselves, and SUP,
port trade uchooi which has large aud
steadily gro wing attendance.
The three largest companies IN Maine
packed 1864, COO cans OF sweet corn thii
season. and the lorty other factories are
thought TO have packed over l,o0o,VO
rbe Concord grspes that have been In.
inred nv the frost IN eastern New York are
being bought up by wine-makers. Many o.
item are packed in barrels and sent 70
Canada. they are generally sold ct s2J per
ton.
Kennedy, on Eoonan's lake, Florida. nine'
teen wears old. budded on sour orahgt
STUMP. has been in bearing eleven Iehr'
and yielded its owner a net average Of y0s
year, the greatest yearly yield being SlVN
TINS consumption Of coke both by raj
Ssv nnd manufacturing companies SIN.
crassina rapidly in this country, aud pic'
fir to take the place Oh coal Tor pIsp 7ses
reouiring imm ense heat. The greatest de
geiopmeut in coke manufacture is IN tbs
CawnAIlsville region Of western Pennsyl
vanf, which has become famous for its
prodaction. Throughout the west crush
al, coke, about the size OF anthracite coal
h rsed largely for domestic PURPOSES. j
il easily kindled, gives intense heat, emiti
10 smoke, Gas or other odor, and burnt
realty with nn oIdinsry draught
Tue New ENGLAND Grocer Gays there are
more than go different varieties % stee
peAs manufactured 10 me unitsd nLAtes
Trad 9 il said to he 81, 500 900 annually. Tns
stationary, publishing, notions, dry goods
aria hardware trades are the principal re-
taliers Of pens throughout the country. AZ
nesr an can be ascertained between 22,OOl, !
90 and 20 000,000 pens are mannlactntsd
weekly, birmingham alone supplying Dc
tween 1900 900 and SIG OO0,ooo pens wees
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MISUNDERSTANDING country. Official statistics
show that her production OF cotton fabrics
has trebled tince 1879, that her WOODEN trade
las nearly doubled IN the same period, and
that vhereas In 1873 most OF the sugar con
sumed 10 the Dominion was refined else-
wnere, Canada nov rehpes more t1an' 10
su tfjcient for her own needs. But perhaps
The best test OF the prosperity Of a stste "a
the copdi ton OF her railway traffic. From
1875 the trein mileage ran in Canada iD-
creased from II $50 l6S TO 27 S4h All. the
aarringsft 10 470, $50 10 SIS. Q27 7S9 pnd
The weight Of freight carried from ti61lss'
tons to 1S 575 1877 tons
THIS New York Commercial Bulletin u
authority for the important statement tiis
a Hrst-class steamship line Is about 70 oe
established between Vera Cruz and freucn
and English ports ~ acorporation or syn.
dicate known az she Mexican TRANSATLANTIC
company, IFS fret steamer heylng been
Ianuche ed In Glasgow, while the others viii
soon follow. Toe three steamers OF the
company which are named the raniRplipas,
Oaxaca. and Mexico, each OF a capacity OF
4 COO tons, viii ply on the route from Liver
pool to Vera Cruz touching a. Aarye. nii-
lander, Havana and frogrsso. Lnsss hts we
lirs. steamshIps when will carry the Mexi-
can DAG 10 European ports. aud as Their
rnaxiraim tariffs on imports are hxed at =
rate 10 per cent lees than that now charged
bv tho French General TRANSATLANTIC com
many. aud on export rs 20 per cent less. u
Is cxreclsd that they will do large aud
profitable business nom tbe start.
a Washington correspondent writes 20
tho New York Commercial Bulletin mat
fbe rica ouestion now pending before she
treasury department II becoming more aud
more jD,rresting and the contest more anil
ontfd. During tina current calendar year
the fmportations OF gfanulated rice neal
ia caIlooA will amount 10 about 2nivOv, zoo
hounds. n Is estimated that this 10 about
Two and half times the domestic product
OF the article. Tho importatonH Inns year
wlu be double thosc OF last year. Whether
thls granulated rice shall be classified as
cleaned rice dutiahls At 2 lie per pound,
Or a. nncleaned rice. dutable AZ l-2c pea
pound. or as rice meal. dntisble Ut " per
rent ed yalorem. or % a nop-enumeTnted
artitis kalsla - - l.- * ~ -
dntinble a. 20 per cent. ad vnloremi u .
question OF very great In porta1cs 70 brew,
grf and importels, ana ~ y alro mstleL y
lulportancs 70 lie rice prodnctrh, who arc
an ios,s To increase the market prize OF me
sc-caiod rranalaied rice By rcducing the
Ibe Mississiopl mills ~ wasson have
doafird their cspscity during the pies nj
v-er. Nearly tcDo01o gOrih 81 machinery
1 has been added 70 them, And eSery inch Of
space utilized, and yet i appears that the
1liis are unable 10 keep 40 vito tneif or
| ders. q 1fcislly In wooden goods.
F,psrimeuis IN cotton growing which
hsve been made IN the southern part o.
! Gallon IA durlng the pasi ieN yehrt de-
nonpfrnfs that California has % GOO 4
| r1ehf 10 claim a place kmong the cotton
elefss A. any other state In tbo Union. 10
Kera county Nessrs, Hargin aud Osrf shn
/ vear planted one hundred ncref 10 cotton.
and have gathered Eve hundred pounds o.
on bale Der AGRA. The cotton was OF The
| go naaIfv. and soIc for " cents Der
p,r ID. The cror realized about $500
Brt Il has also been demonssII "a TN
81 an culfure oanuoI BE- pfotlttIt IN al.
sac A. long a. labor n e hien 20 q issi
the present iins. =
isIIl1rrn naFe beer employ 10 % tnf
aietirT hrt pifh high vaees thfy pios
~ 2 q. rrlrda pfr day. Hniln the inefpe'
Hsf-rf colrrtd rickerr n t1s soutl.rrr
states ufft ron ~ - 80 pcn1ct I1s
rrar Ier arranrs - ne ten ~ laoof enn
rirl. - f.lI against this siltc q. c1mrtrcd
va ~. rs.Ior states ~ re erteni o. fully
Store .Irp However, ne crrtrmeui
~ ~ =. ahanfnnfd nd a. ei1ri "a be-
irr na1s 20 import Ctcsp a1t oe.ir1 ols
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