The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-26
TRADE ITEMS.

A dispatch from Atlanta Georgia. says there
y bright outlook Tor the future In Georgia cilies.
N this city there are about $40 0.C0 worth OF
now buildings ~ the hands OF contractors and
ssehit.ot., besides the new capitol. which viii
30 star ed duIinR the spring. Heavy sums are
being tsyessed Ia p Iva ps aop, seen
closed out, giving n new appearance 70 the city.
Columbus has ais, had $40 90 worth ot resi-.
tenfea Q ec,ed since last GUNNER. and about
$4,000 Ia erg ged for thu commins season
HALF q dozen new residences ercc od cost
So 900 to Is 90 each. In savannah lOoO,oUo
has boon ox ended during the year In improve
Mepts much OF which has gone Into the river
font aud much In private fcsidences There
n not town In The State from which some
story doe. not come sh wing remarkable pros.
poritJ of the pe)ple. Calculation shows mar
ever g. co., 70 have b en- invested In the State
ne present year in new buildings.
Al Lo we'll Mas. the capital Invested In man
ufactnring Is Wis. co., OOO; numter or mills BESIDES
appendant bull ilngs, 40; tp'ndlee, SgO'21 4:
looms 2.ia5; 4 males Iloyed ~ textile IN. nu.
factories. ~. i5s: mHles N same 7'tVl; Yards of
cotton goods manufactured yeariy, 81 ll6 Oio;
WOODEN. 937J,0,0 carr ctlngs, 3 3iS 900: shnwlr,
11lC0Q .ifs hosiery. l6 lsO, eco; yards dyed ana
printed yearly. 100, 22e0o pounds co ton co.,
1e6, 500 tons: Steam power snpeiadoed 10 the
hydraulic power The Morlima and Concord
Bvers, 3l6 ,ngi, cs. ~ 200 horse power
The Misss,i o,i yer at Memphis Is three
inches above tho dsnger line. The railways nj
Cincinnati have resumed operations. The iron
mills and glass factor es al Pitsbnrg Will al os
society of Chicago has rwaided contributions
The forei commerce OF he United STATES l.
ma bad wsy Only two vessels laden with grain
loft Boston las year. ard there a'e no Ameri-
ian steamers which us fl, m New York To Eu-
rope, aihorph he IL crease In fore gn shipping
In ye'y reat The Compavnic rransallantiqtc
will add cur vessels 10 iH Aeet this year, eec =
Sf geo tons and guaranteed by the terms 81
1heir col r., ct tc make Il teen knCts per hour on
the yer sc. o. grpaer than he speed OF the
Alaska Thi- means q educton Of the general
passage TO about seven drys from Europe To
boston, ard OF The f. 81 ones 10 six or nycsnd a
half.
From the prolific ted. Of the Chesapeake I'M
mensc qusntut OF oys crs airs yearly tax n Tor
Reddig IN IuTth' rn w.teIs aud also for IN
media b. cousumItlol In the principal cities
along the coss Wit out the suppl os Annually
drawn from tbis ba, the clues ~ m ID hware 10
Maine would be but poor tuppli, d ne
Chesar res Ike annually furnish several millions
of bnsh.l 10 fe-stcck the exhausted be''H OF
other Localities burnR the winter the oysters
taken north ere us d fer imm ate local con
sumulio.,, NH those taA,n ~ lilo lTDs axe
employ ed almost exclusively for bedding pug
poses. Among mary intelligent meo, b.th In
Maryland AID Virginia, ere - gren, upnosi-
I'll n 10 The shipment tys'ors IN TIE sfoil 10
northern ma'k,ts They claim justly that the
packing q edc of tie two states vunl1 BE- Nnch
more largely d. veto ed II northern CT les were
unnblc 10 huv Oys clsin he shell. During The
spring of 10 over 2,O0J coo bushels WIRE taken
north for planting.