The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
TRADE ITEMS.

BErwxss Jsnuary q and January 10 the vi,i.
bic ~, ply OF wheat decreased ~ W. Sus s,.
els. corn increassd ~ gsSe busheiS' anu oAS
A man by the name OF Taylor. who hiss a
rancn Fix miles w,N of he head oil Cattle rieeK;
In Colorado Is utilizing an ei closure when VIII
contai over 5000 acres, Tor the purpose Oh raih
ing deer aud elk for the eastern market'
Acrord NJ IN the las, census. the value OF the
product OF osr mills In 1881: at manu,attnrets
prices VAS slC0.6067e1. The report OF ine
bureau OF statisucs shows that the ioret,n value
Of woolen goods imported sas 3l.S3i.6iI, upon
which duties were paid 10 the amount OF
Nus ness failures In the United Kingdom and
ireland for the week ending January ~, as re-
ported IN KEN Is Mercantile Gazette QLonaonl,
numbered e. aScompated win 20 anu ana iss,N,
eurprising reduction. The total IN England ano
Nsies was 60, as mpa,ed " tn 70 ana ~ 10 10
HE resks in 1893 aud 1852 In scotiaad -, ~
against 16 and q; in Ireland y as compared WIN
and for the weeks named.
move has been made 10 organize q na'fona
indust ial congre S, and meeting VIII De neiu
in chnag fer that purpose. commencing may
n next &c.. Wv,
The exports OF domestic produce from New
York during the past wees were mo nos tn,i
total beng isS slg s TSa Shipments Of all the
Aadipg items we're below the usual average
Since JaL uary l. the exports aggr. gate t43AO,
Ss5, compared with s49,l6s,623 for the CORES
ponding eertod OF 1888.
The shipments T. ON Chicago ~ Europe on
through bills Of ladine, a. reported. mas psG a.,
larger by about 1928 GO tons than IN looI, ana III
addition, corsi eItble tonnage was taken ID
the early part OF the year o. Whlch 10 PIT
was received. the line having retir, fIom me
business and It's records being removed rom
the city Nearly all the items III tnls moVeIhess'
show more or less of an increase. notwitnstand-
ing the r, sLiie,ons " bi h prevailed on tne iree
expectation OF hog product very lmporlan.
item in the direct exror 8. Fresh heel. aitnougn
largely shipped irom Chicago to Europe, Is not
billed In oue h from this city, and he &C does
mol annoar inthe table showing the export
neyement. ou.,,. ,.,.o, of the
Unite states, annually packs more oysters than
any other city In tbe word, DuiiDg tne session.
IN average rumber of thir.y.fve or forty YES
sels with average car oes OF 40 blshe s, arrive
opensd, are packed in small alright cans
ass ssrran sedDi in rows in long wooden
box. with blocks Of ice between the ross, or
they are emf tied into key. halt. barrel or bar
rel made for the pu pose. When the Latter
pisn IL pursued, the keg or barrel Is filed TO
about ::fvt-sxths, OF Its capacity, ana ihen
larse piece OF ice Is THROWN in aes Thica ma m T.
b 1T once shipped Packed in this way, with
Moderste.y cold wealth =. the oyhters VIII Keep
velywell for week or ten days. DuIing tne
mcst active part of the raw" season there sre
daily oyster traips Of thirty 10 forty cars from
Baltimore to the west. where rearly all the
Baltimore oysters are eaten From the spores
Of the Cbetapeake bay, ~ iar as TIE Detto. apu
: Cincinnati there is scarcely a city or town or
railroad line which is not supplied with Mary
land o, sters. Further west, ana 70 consl9er
able ex eat in Europe: the demand Is supplied
nav trade are OF finer quality than steamed
IN fact nothing in the shape OF an oyster Ia too
small 10 be available for the steamed trade
The average price Paa fSs Sus
~, will open gallon to the oushel Steamed
oysters are very easily opened.