The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12
TRADE IiEMs

al Il worked o. trstl' aid an engra
ver ve.terdsy. "WnIksd 10 destk making
butious Of gold dol.hp tn the owners
mopogrpm tuEfHYeu 900 mem. ihhue u
couple al dtzau sue ttors lor a leading
,c'r,,s not iplr a.e. lfr initials were cut
de. nv IN the SOD tolInr men enalhelto,
ths v dc lob CON ug l. 500. Very few
cer tiftd tuCh expensive buttons FOR
the ord, 0, Monogram We generally use
lO-o.D ti.c They are smoothsu' me
m l eLlr we'd on one SIDE ana some
trt, Hsu4t On ,4 other. The hgures nre
"t-J =. frou, bull dogs TO Greek gods
l. r isp CONTEST onts yettefuHy, OHe
as a sailor aud soluier VITA n
{, ota VA The head OF each. Toe SAILOR
81 ga "A reclining COW, tnd the solulcr
on a snwbuDN. Atotntr, oTdtred
BY q youug lGuyi reprtsenttu n lsckAssi d
MONKEY aud n DUDE with their herds low
iugly together, white underneath was me
,nscriUiiou, The Three Graces.' Several
dsys ago made one su "a ore pecultsr. IL
represtnted n ft man sleeping on Is sofa.
HnQe pieces OF cheese ana pre- WIN tnlutr
legs And skeleton henoe, ran over nis ooQy'
Those were undoubtedly INTENDED for loEes'
StlI SEX People eer''u4lv ofier ~ i'oni-
pruous dc lens and cnuckle over the orig
inaliiy OF their conceptions, ana rrciplenis
probably chuckle iuft rs much over the
taste OF the donor Now YORK NAL n
Express.
TING lnTNnN J. VIC 1HINN - w. ~
that at 10 almost appalling 10 Tote the
Extraordinary magnitude the American
AGRICULTURAL imports have attained FOR
fbe psst ten years the average ~ put at
E15.O COG, 600, or say SUI .OcO,VOO. mat
saws the Journal, us a vast sum certainly,
and its mas nitude becomes all the more
fraught with sieuihcance when u 10 ooseTV-
ed trs, 4 IL more than double the amount
We obtain from Americu for goods exported
70 that c untry."
From a lAte report 10 appears that the
totsl meat product ofthe United kiFgdom
IA about ]. 100 600 tons rom cattle, sheep
ard swine, ana this cannot be incrtaseo, es
II hes not materially varied for the. past
twenty years. AT the present rate OF con-
ammunition this would supply 2b,VOo.UoO OF
the population, leaving 0,OCO,pOl dependent
upon importation from either countrief.
Irst ysnr the per ceniage of supply from
abroad wrs 2s 10 ~, OF the home product.
An idea OF the market there 10 Tor tea
NAV be obtained from d few Statistics pre-
pared with considerable care by sn I'M.
doubted authority, who Gays ina, w per
cant. of ell the tea exported iron, Cninr,
Japan, and India is consumed py Eneiish-
opeAking people, aud OF this over 20 per
cent. is consumed by England tnd htr
colonies alone. Ihe annual
A Great Britain Is upward of l9J,VOO,OU
pounds, besides enme 20.cOO.WO pounus OF
EXPORT. In the United States the annual
0oO8umptlOn hflOuftS W uuvus sof,~Nt~.N
1oupds. Rustic oous a ~ 600 600 pounds
sppua'Iy snd Holland 100000.
Large numbers Of Dunkards from the
OumberIand valley OF Pernsylvania are
metIing IN the Virginia counties. east oil
The Blue Ridge. There are no more toien.
4 farmers anywhere, and their advent
m increased The vslue Of land, ,, that a
l1Tm In Fruquier county, which was
o6ored for $12 an acre. was lstely sold at
~. They have taken hold Of the land
Sorn ont with tobacco, and by liberal fer
S6iEstion are making them nay handsome
- Sor ere zing or the growing Of cereals.
There are $685. paper mills IN tho weird,
vSioS turn out annually 1904 600, 900
SSGSds Of paper. Hal Of this is used y
kS5S7SnR generally, while 600. coo. GO pounds
~ ~ Tor newspapers. An average OF
~ Sounds IL ussd by every Enelishman
- 761l pounds b. every American.
~ ffu,t called the 'loquot" has been
ia southern California and is
vsry popular. The trees. which
<6n01ly Get out for ornament, ere
1u1|@a and the fruit 10 one Of the